What's the weather like in four seasons in Taiwan Province Province?

The only "Tropic of Cancer" in China is near the railway line in the south of Chiayi County, Taiwan Province Province. The Tropic of Cancer is set at 19. It is a tower-shaped stone tablet, more than 20 meters high. The stone tablet is engraved with "Tropic of Cancer, latitude 23 degrees 27 minutes 4 seconds 5 1, longitude 20 degrees 24 minutes 46 seconds 5".

People can stand here at noon from summer solstice and see the sun shining directly on their heads. This "4C Tropic of Cancer" indicates that Taiwan Province Province is on the Tropic of Cancer. Therefore, the climate of Taiwan Province Province belongs to the transitional climate of the northern subtropical climate, the southern tropical climate and the middle two climate types. High temperature, rainy weather and monsoon are its three characteristics.

The temperature is high, with an annual average temperature of 20℃-25℃. April to 165438+ 10 is summer, which lasts for more than 240 days, and the southern part of Hengchun lasts for more than 290 days, making it the hottest place in Taiwan Province Province. But the hottest July; The average temperature is only 27℃-28℃. Unlike Chongqing, Nanjing and Wuhan, the "three stoves" are so sultry; February 65438 to March of the following year is "winter", and February is the coldest, with an average temperature of 15℃. It is similar to the autumn temperature in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. There is no whistling north wind and heavy snow, and there are sunny and lush scenes everywhere. The temperature difference between the north and south ends is only about 5℃. However, the temperature in mountainous areas and plain areas is quite different. With the increase of altitude, the temperature gradually decreases. From the plain to the mountain, the temperature drops by about 0.6℃ for every elevation increase of 100 meters. It has a climate in which heat, temperature and cold coexist. In winter, snow can be seen on the peaks above 3000 meters above sea level. In the early days, Taiwan Province was warm all year round, much like spring in Chinese mainland. It is usually green, and the seasons are like spring ",which is a true portrayal of the climate in Taiwan Province Province.

It often rains. Due to the influence of different landforms and sea breeze, the rainfall situation in different parts of Taiwan Province Province is also different. The rainfall in the northern region is relatively uniform throughout the year, with more rain in winter in the northeast and more rain in summer in the south-central region. The rainfall time in the southwest plain is mostly concentrated in summer and autumn, and the rainfall in winter and spring is scarce, and droughts and floods often occur. The average rainfall in the plain last year was more than 2,000 mm, and the annual rainfall in some hillside areas was even more, reaching 4,000-5,000 mm. Among them, the annual rainfall in Huoshaoliao in the northeast was 8,408 mm, and the annual rainfall in Keelung Port in the north was 245 days, with an average annual rainfall of 29 10 mm. It is known as the "rain port".

Monsoon. Because Taiwan Province Province is located between the mainland and the ocean, it has a monsoon climate. The northeast wind blows more in winter. This wind comes from the Mongolian Plateau, passes through North China and turns into the East China Sea, becoming a northeast wind and blowing towards Taiwan Province Province. It used to be a dry continental wind, but after a period of time, the sea became wet, which brought a lot of rain to Taiwan Province Province. In summer, the southwest wind blows instead, because it blows from the tropical ocean and brings a lot of rain to Taiwan Province Province. The rainy phenomenon in Taiwan Province Province is caused by the change of monsoon. The main monsoon affecting Taiwan Province Province is northeast monsoon, southeast monsoon and southwest monsoon.

In addition, Taiwan Province Province is one of the provinces most seriously affected by typhoons in China. The typhoon season is from June to 10 every year, with the most typhoons in July, 8 19. Whenever a typhoon strikes, it will bring heavy rain, and the daily rainfall is generally around 200 mm. The flood caused by heavy rain often carries a lot of boulders, destroying dams and houses and cutting off road and railway traffic. The northeastern part of Taiwan Province Island is the most seriously affected by the typhoon, so the victims are also the most serious.