Meteorological terminology of Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Appreciation Meeting

"Mid-Autumn Festival" refers to the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month, when the moon is the roundest. "Moonlight Night" further emphasizes that it is a sunny night. The moon is high in the sky, the stars are shining and the night is charming. On such a night, people get together, taste moon cakes, enjoy the moon, talk about life and enjoy the wonderful time of reunion.

Therefore, the meteorological term "cloudy tomorrow night" is closely related to the scene of the Mid-Autumn Festival moonlight symposium. Among them, "tomorrow night" refers to the night of August 16th of the lunar calendar, which is the second night of the Mid-Autumn Festival. "Cloudy" implies that compared with the clear night sky of Mid-Autumn Festival, the weather tomorrow night may change, and clouds may block some moons and stars, making the night sky less bright.

Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Appreciation Skills

First of all, it is very important to choose a good viewing place. If you live in the city center, you can try to go to the park or the top of the mountain to avoid light pollution and obstructions in the city. If you are in the countryside or suburbs, you can choose an open field or lake and enjoy the wonderful sight of the moon rising from the horizon.

Secondly, it is also important to choose the right time to enjoy the moon. The Mid-Autumn Festival usually falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, but this date is different every year. Before enjoying the moon, you can refer to the Mid-Autumn Festival calendar of that year to determine the best time to enjoy the moon. Generally speaking, the moon will rise at seven or eight o'clock in the evening, but the best time to enjoy the moon is usually between nine and eleven o'clock in the evening.