When will the high temperature weather in Xinjiang ease?

Xinjiang is located in the northwest border of the motherland, with an area of 654.38+6600 square kilometers. Bordering eight countries, the border is more than 5600 kilometers long. It is the province with the largest area, the largest number of neighboring countries and the longest land border in China, and it is also a multi-ethnic area.

The climate in Xinjiang is a typical continental arid climate. Southern Xinjiang is dry, with long sunshine and little rain. The annual precipitation is only 20- 100 mm, while in the north it is 100-500 mm. The annual average temperature: South Xinjiang Plain 10C- 13C, and North Xinjiang Plain is lower than 10C. The extreme maximum temperature in Turpan reaches 48.9℃, and the extreme minimum temperature in Fuyun County reaches -5 1.5℃ ... The frost-free period in southern Xinjiang plain is 200-220 days, and that in northern Xinjiang plain is mostly less than 150 days.

Several characteristics of the climate in Xinjiang: First, it is dry. Less rainfall leads to dry climate and low humidity in Xinjiang. Second, Leng Xia is hot in winter. Especially in summer, it is one of the hottest places in China. Third, the daily temperature difference is large. "Wearing cotton-padded jacket gauze in the morning and eating watermelon around the stove" is a true portrayal of Xinjiang. Fourth, plenty of sunshine. Xinjiang is a region with higher latitude in the northern hemisphere, with more than 2 hours of sunshine in summer than in the south, and more than 15 hours in Altai and other regions.

Xinjiang has a temperate continental climate, with long and cold winters and short and hot summers. This is because Xinjiang is located in the northern hemisphere, on the Tropic of Cancer and deep in the mainland, so the winter time is longer and the summer time is shorter. Generally, the low temperature is relatively high from June to September, and the gas temperature reaches its peak in late July and early August.

Under normal circumstances, the high temperature in Xinjiang lasts for seven or eight hours a day. As soon as the sun goes down, the cool wind blows, and the heat of the day drops immediately. At this time, people began to go out for a walk, enjoy the cool breeze and enjoy the night, which was particularly comfortable. When you fall asleep, you have to cover a thin quilt to sleep soundly until dawn.

Therefore, from now on, the high temperature in Xinjiang will last for about 20 days. It is predicted that on August 7th (or around beginning of autumn), the intense heat will be greatly relieved, or even gone forever.