What's the climate like in Cixi?

Cixi is located in the southern edge of the north subtropical zone and has a monsoon climate. Four distinct seasons, slightly longer in winter and summer, slightly shorter in spring and autumn. The average annual sunshine hours are 2038 hours, and the annual sunshine percentage is 47%. The annual average temperature 16.0℃ is the highest in July with an average of 28.2℃ and the lowest in June with an average of 3.8℃. The historical extreme maximum gas temperature is 38.5℃ and the lowest is -9.3℃. There is sufficient rainfall, with an average annual precipitation of 1.272.8 mm and an average annual runoff of 5 1.22 billion cubic meters. The peak month of precipitation is September, accounting for 65438 0.4% of the annual precipitation on average. Northwest to north wind prevails in winter, east to southeast wind prevails in summer, and easterly wind predominates throughout the year, with an annual average wind speed of 3m/s and an annual average windy day of 9.6 days. There are many tropical storms in summer and autumn. The disastrous climate in China is dominated by water, drought, wind and tide, and the temperature is abnormal. Cixi soil is a typical compound plain soil with single type, late soil formation, regular distribution, deep soil layer, stable fertility and high production utilization rate. The parent material of soil-forming in the mountain plain is complex, mostly paddy soil, with distinct structure, well-developed prismatic structure and widespread potential fertility. The soil layer is deep, the soil quality is excellent, the clay content is high, the water storage capacity is sufficient, and the texture is mainly heavy soil. Hilly areas are mostly natural soil and gradually turn red. There are three soil types: red soil, fluvo-aquic soil and paddy soil, which are rocks and gravel, containing high clay and medium to light clay. In the coastal plain area, the parent materials are all marine materials, and there are three types of soils from the seaside to the inside, namely saline soil, tidal soil and paddy soil. Uniform particles, uniform texture, high silt content, soluble salts, neutral to slightly alkaline. Tang Qi takes most of the southern part of the country as medium soil, with good topsoil structure, good water storage and fertilizer conservation capacity and arable property. North of Tang Qi is newly reclaimed land, which has a short soil-forming history, is rich in calcareous soil, the soil is moderately light, the aggregate structure is underdeveloped, and the ability of maintaining fertilizer and water is weak.

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