Is the summer of 2019 hotter than in previous years?

2019 is hotter than previous years.

There is no leap month in 2019, the solar term is almost half a month later, and the cold is later, and it will be a leap month next year. The leap month means there are thirteen months in the lunar calendar, and next spring will be colder, so 2019 will be hotter than previous years. Since May this year, high temperatures have continued to plague the Huanghuai area in North China. The National Climate Center confirmed that 2019 is an "El Niño year", another year of disaster.

This year 2019 is also an El Niño year. Temperature anomalies in the tropical sea areas in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean continue to rise, causing changes in climate patterns throughout the world, resulting in drought in some areas and excessive precipitation in other areas. . The changes in extreme weather in our country are probably caused by this.

Since the beginning of 2019 in the northern hemisphere, the Midwestern United States has been freezing. On January 30, the morning temperature in Chicago, USA dropped to -23°C, breaking the record of -15°C set in 1966. In the southern hemisphere, Australia has unbearable heat. On January 24, the temperature in Adelaide reached 46.6°C, breaking an 80-year record. Whyalla was 48.5°C, Lea Creek was 46.9°C, and Port Augusta was 49.1°C, all breaking record highs.

In June, the capital of India experienced temperatures as high as 48 degrees Celsius, setting the highest temperature ever recorded in New Delhi. The temperature in Chulu was as high as 50.6 degrees Celsius.

Looking at the current weather conditions, it is worth noting that this year’s climate is abnormal. Throughout the past half century, whenever the El Niño phenomenon occurs, the climate in the south and north of my country shows great differences, with flooding in the south and waterlogging in the south. Drought in the north and low temperature in the northeast are the general basic characteristics. The temperature of the weather increases year by year, and the changes are very complex, often beyond our expectations. The summer of 2019 is enough to be recorded in history.