The temperature and weather in Changsha in April

From late March to mid-May, cold and warm air crossed each other, forming continuous rainy and low temperature weather. Since the end of May, the temperature has obviously increased. In summer, the average daily temperature is above 30℃ for 85 days, and in hot days above 35℃, the average annual temperature is about 30 days, and it is very hot and rainy in summer.

After the end of September, it is warmer during the day and cooler at night, with less precipitation and more low clouds. 165438+ 1 from late October to mid-March of the following year, the severe cold period in Changsha is very short, and1is the coldest in June, with a monthly average of 4.4℃-5. 1℃. Overwintering crops can safely overwinter and grow slowly.

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Famous scenic spots in Changsha

1, Hunan Provincial Museum

Located at No.50 Dongfeng Road, Kaifu District, Changsha City, Hunan Province, it is the first batch of national first-class museums in China, one of the eight national key museums under the central government's key construction, and the largest comprehensive historical art museum in Hunan Province. Hunan Provincial Museum was founded in the 23rd year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1897), and its current site is its new museum, which was put into use on October 20165438+29 10, with a total area of 49,000 square meters and a total construction area of 9 1000.

2. Jiaodafeng Tomb

Located under the Wang Yu Monument on the east side of Yuelu Mountain Temple, it covers an area of 400 square meters and is the cemetery of Jiao Dafeng, the leader of the Revolution of 1911 and a democratic revolutionary.

The cemetery is commanding and magnificent, and a bronze statue was cast when it was built. This tomb is made of stones and circles. The inscription reads "Recovering the Tomb of Jiao Gongda, the General of Hunan Province" and lists the date of birth and death. There is a semicircular stone fence in front of the tomb. After the tomb, Liu's inscription "Tears Falling into the Water as a Monument" was published.