Where is the hottest place in summer in China? What's the highest temperature?

The four hottest places in China are Wuhan, Nanjing, Chongqing and Nanchang

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Tulupan, known as the "Fire Continent", is famous for its hot weather It is famous for its dryness and is recognized as the place with the highest temperature in my country. Since July this year, the average temperature in Turpan has been more than 1 degree Celsius higher than in previous years, with the highest temperature reaching 46.2 degrees Celsius.

Turpan is located in the intermountain basin in the eastern Tianshan Mountains of Xinjiang. More than 2,000 square kilometers are lowlands 100 meters below sea level. The basin allows hot air to accumulate, making it difficult to exchange with outside air, so it is extremely hot. Historically, the highest temperature in Turpan has reached 47.7 degrees Celsius, and the surface temperature has been as high as 75.8 degrees Celsius. There is a popular saying among local people that "eggs are steamed in the sand nest and flour cakes are baked on the stones". In 2004, as of July 15, there were 24 days of extremely hot weather with the daily average maximum temperature above 40 degrees Celsius.

The average annual precipitation in Turpan is only 16.7 mm. The precipitation in the first half of this year was lower than in previous years, and there was no rainfall in February and April. The sunshine hours are long and the annual average frost-free period is 270 days. High temperatures accelerate the evaporation of water, making the weather in Turpan very dry.

People who don’t know the inside story often ask: How do the locals live in such hot weather? It turns out that although the temperature here is high, the relative humidity is very low. The high temperature and low humidity make it hot but not stuffy. In addition, the temperature difference between day and night is large, often reaching 20 degrees Celsius.

Turpan means "a rich and fertile place" in Uyghur. It is an important passage connecting the mainland to Xinjiang, Central Asia and northern and southern Xinjiang. Turpan has a total population of 570,000, and ethnic minorities, mainly Uyghur, account for 77% of the total population.

Turpan is a representative of the natural ecological environment and oasis agricultural civilization of the Western Regions. Its superior light and heat conditions and unique climate make it rich in grapes, cantaloupe and other crops, and its tourism resources are also extremely rich