What is the lowest temperature in winter in Changzhi, Shanxi?

The coldest winter in Changzhi is January, with the lowest temperature generally at minus ten degrees and the extremely coldest temperature at minus twenty degrees.

Changzhi belongs to a typical mid-temperate semi-humid continental monsoon climate, with no severe cold in winter and no intense heat in summer, with the same season of rain and heat. The annual average temperature is between 4.9 and 1.4 degrees Celsius, and the climate conditions are similar to those of Chengde, a summer resort. January is the coldest, with an average minimum temperature of -6.9 degrees Celsius. July is the hottest, with an average maximum temperature of 22.5 degrees Celsius. Known as "the city without fans". The annual sunshine hours are 2418-2616 hours, the average annual precipitation is 537.4-656.7mm, the maximum in July is 132.2mm, and the minimum in January is 5.5mm. The average frost-free period is 156.8-181.9 days, and the average annual wind speed is 1.5-3.m/s..

in ancient times, Changzhi was a region of Shangdang and Luzhou, and in the Yin and Shang Dynasties, it was a state of Li, belonging to Jizhou. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the landscape used to be Luzi Baby Country, and later it was in Jin Country. During the Warring States period, it belonged to Korea. In the twenty-first year of King Xian of Zhou, Han first settled in Shangdang County, and later returned to Zhao State. In the twenty-sixth year of Qin Dynasty, after Qin unified the six countries, the county system was implemented, which divided the world into 36 counties, and Shangdang County was one of them. On October 8, 1945, Changzhi was liberated. In the middle of that month, Changzhi City was established, and it was transferred to four areas of Taihang Mountain. In June, 1946, Changzhi was upgraded to a prefecture-level city, the Taihang District of Zhili. In March 195, Changzhi City was changed to Changzhi Industrial and Mining Area. In March 1952, the industrial and mining area was restored to Changzhi City, and it was restored to a prefecture-level city, which was managed by Changzhi Special Zone. On July 1, 1953, Changzhi City was changed from Shanxi Province to Shanxi Province. In 1958, Changzhi District was changed to Southeast Shanxi District, and Changzhi City was managed. In 1971, the southeastern Shanxi area was changed to the southeastern Shanxi area. In 1975, Changzhi City was restored to the direct jurisdiction of Shanxi Province, and it was divided into two districts: urban and suburban. In September, 1983, Changzhi City administered two districts, namely, the city and the suburbs, and two counties, namely, Changzhi and Lucheng. In May, 1985, southeastern Shanxi was abolished, and Pingshun, Huguan, Licheng, Tunliu, Changzi, Wuxiang, Qinyuan, xiang yuan and Qinxian were under the jurisdiction of Changzhi City, which governed 2 districts and 11 counties.