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What climate does Dongguan belong to?

Question 1: What's the climate like in Dongguan? Dongguan has a subtropical monsoon climate, with no winter in summer, abundant sunshine and rainfall, small temperature difference and obvious monsoon. From 1996 to 2000, the annual average temperature was 23. 1℃. The warmest temperature is 1998, and the annual average temperature is 23.6℃. The coldest 1996, with an annual average temperature of 22.7℃. The coldest month in a year is 65438+ 10, and the hottest month is July. The annual extreme maximum temperature is 37.8℃ (appearing on August 20th 1999) and the annual extreme minimum temperature is 3. 1℃ (appearing on February 23rd 1999). There are plenty of sunshine hours, and the average sunshine hours from1996 to 2000 are 1873.7 hours, accounting for 42% of the annual sunshine hours. Among them, the sunshine hours in 2000 were the most, reaching 2059.5 hours, accounting for 46% of the annual sunshine hours; At least 1997, only 1558.5438+0 hours, accounting for 35% of the annual sunshine hours. The sunshine is the least in February-March and the most in July. Rainfall is concentrated in April-September, and April-June is the first flood season, with the most precipitation in the front trough. July-September is the late flood season, and typhoon precipitation is active. 1996 ~ 2000 average annual rainfall1819.9mm, maximum rainfall 1997, annual rainfall 2074.0mm: minimum 1996, only1547.

Chang 'an Town, Dongguan City: Climate Chang 'an is located in the subtropical zone at low latitude in the northern hemisphere, on the east side of the Pearl River Estuary, bordering on the ocean, with a subtropical maritime climate, with warm and humid seasons, abundant sunshine and rainfall. Compared with inland areas at the same latitude, it is warm in winter and cool in summer. There are abundant water and heat resources here. There are superior conditions for developing food crops and tropical cash crops. Rainfall: Chang 'an is rich in rainfall, with an average annual rainfall of 1.750 mm. April-September is the rainy season, and the monthly rainfall is above100-200 mm. The rainy season is consistent with the high temperature season, which is very conducive to the rapid growth of various crops in the second half of the year. Temperature: Chang 'an has a pleasant climate. The annual average temperature is 22℃. This temperature is very suitable for the growth of rice, sweet potato and other crops, and can meet the needs of hot crops such as bananas, litchi, longan, papaya and mango. Rizhao: The sunshine conditions in Chang 'an are very good. The annual sunshine percentage is 43%, and the actual sunshine hours are more than 1 0,800 hours. There is no seasonal difference in the length of a day. Adequate light is beneficial to the photosynthesis of various crops. Wind: The wind speed in Chang 'an is not strong. The annual average wind speed is 2. 1 m/s, and the wind direction is seasonal, with northerly winds in winter and southerly winds in summer. Chang 'an is long in summer and short in winter, close to the South China Sea, and can be adjusted by sea breeze all year round, so it is not cold in winter and not hot in summer. But there are typhoons from May to August. Cold wave: From the annual cold dew to the next year's fright, cold air often invades Chang 'an, which may damage warm crops such as bananas and papaya road. The intensity of cold wave in early spring is slightly weakened, but it still goes south from time to time, resulting in low temperature and rainy weather, which will cause early sowing seedlings to rot. Tide: The first and fifteenth days of the first lunar month in Chang 'an are spring tides, commonly known as Benqi; On the eighth and twenty-third day of the lunar calendar, the water rises at night; In spring and autumn, the tides are average day and night. Local farmers in Chang 'an irrigate farmland and go fishing in the sea according to the season and the time of flood (spring tide), shrinkage (low tide) and ebb tide.

Question 2: What is the climate in Dongguan, Guangdong? Subtropical monsoon climate.

Question 3: What is the main wind direction all the year round? Dongguan is located in the southeast of China and belongs to subtropical monsoon climate. The northern part is affected by Siberian high, and the northwest wind blows, but it has little influence because it is blocked by Qinling Nanling Mountain. In summer, the Eurasian continent heats up quickly, with high temperature and low air pressure; The Pacific Ocean is slowly warming up, with low temperature and high air pressure. The wind blows from high pressure to low pressure, forming a southeast monsoon with many typhoons.

Question 4: Where do Dongguan and Shenzhen belong in Guangdong? Range? zone

Dongguan is located in the south-central part of Guangdong Province, on the east bank of the Pearl River Estuary and in the Pearl River Delta downstream of Dongjiang River. It is located at11331'-kloc-0/415' north latitude 22 39'-23 09'. The easternmost point is Yinpingzui Mountain in Qingxi, bordering Huizhou City. The northernmost is Datan Township, the main hall, facing Guangzhou and Huizhou across the river. The westernmost route is ocean centre, a lion in the northwest of Xidatan, Sha Tin, facing Guangzhou across the sea. The southernmost point is Fenggang Yantian Reservoir, which is connected with Shenzhen, adjacent to Hong Kong and Macao, and located between the west and the west of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen Economic Corridor. It is 59 kilometers from Guangzhou in the north, 99 kilometers from Shenzhen in the southeast and 0/40 kilometers from Hong Kong/KLOC. It is about 70.45 kilometers long from east to west, 46.8 kilometers wide from north to south, with a land area of 2,465 square kilometers.

Shenzhen

Shenzhen is located in the south of the motherland. What is the land position of east longitude? 11346' ~11437', latitude 22 27' ~ 22 52'. Daya Bay connects Huizhou in the east and Pearl River in the west? Lingdingyang faces Zhongshan and Zhuhai, Shenzhen River in the south, Hong Kong in the north, Dongguan and Huizhou in the north. The total area of this city is 2020 square kilometers. Shenzhen Beijing? The special economic zone is a part of Shenzhen, located in the east longitude. 11352' ~1421',latitude 22 27' ~ 22 39'. Shenzhen Beijing? The special economic zone starts from Pui Tsai Kok in Dapeng Bay in the east and reaches the Pearl River in the west. Xingfu Village in the Yangtze River Estuary is adjacent to Shenxi in the south and Wutongshan and Yangtaishan in the north, covering an area of 327.5 square kilometers, with a length of 49 kilometers from east to west and an average width of 7 kilometers from north to south.

Question 5: What is the climate of Shenzhen? Shenzhen is a coastal city in the south of China. Located in the south of the Tropic of Cancer, east longitude 1 13 46' to1/4 37', north latitude 22 27' to 22 52'. Total area 1952.84 km2. Located in the south of Guangdong Province, on the east bank of the Pearl River Estuary, bordering Daya Bay and Dapeng Bay in the east; West of the Pearl River Estuary and Lingdingyang; Shenzhen River in the south is connected with Hong Kong, and the urban area is only 45 minutes' drive from Hong Kong Island. It borders Dongguan and Huizhou in the north. The vast sea area connects the South China Sea and the Pacific Ocean, and many deep-water ports can be built, which is rich in aquatic resources.

Shenzhen belongs to a subtropical maritime climate zone with mild climate and abundant sunshine. Summer lasts six months. The climate is warm in spring, autumn and winter. The annual average temperature is 23.7℃, the highest temperature is 36.6℃, the lowest temperature is 65438 0.4℃, and the frost-free period is 355 days. Annual sunshine hours 1975.0 hours, annual average rainfall 1608. 1 mm, with occasional typhoons in summer and autumn.

The topography of Shenzhen is high in the southeast and low in the northwest. Most of the land forms are low mountains, gentle platforms and terraced hills. Dapeng and Kwai Chung in the southeast are dominated by low mountains; The central and northwestern regions are dominated by hills, but there are also low mountain protrusions over 500 meters, and there are large areas of impact plains in the mountains; Shajing, Fuyong and Xixiang in the southwest are dominated by large coastal impact plains, accounting for 22.438+0% of the land area.

Granite is the main parent rock in China, and there are large areas of sand shale in the east and north.

The Pearl River Estuary and Lingdingyang are in the west and southwest of Shenzhen, while Daya Bay and Mirs Bay are in the east and southeast. The coastline is 229.96 kilometers long, most of which are excellent port lines. Deep-water ports can be built in Yantian, Mawan, Chiwan, Dameisha, Tuwei, Xiyong and Mirs Bay. Medium-sized ports can be built in Shekou and Tangrenyong. There are more than 10 portlets that can be built.

The total area of marine waters is 800 square kilometers, including 350 square kilometers in Lingdingyang, 290 square kilometers in Daya Bay and 0/50 square kilometers in Mirs Bay/KLOC. Rich in marine aquatic resources, it is an excellent place for sea fishing. There are 30 ~ 40 kinds of rare fish here, such as snake walk, Lygodon, money fish, jellyfish, hairtail, jellyfish, blind grass and bass, as well as shrimp, crab, shellfish and algae.

The highest mountain in China is Wutong Mountain, with an altitude of 943.7 meters. In addition, there are Qiniang Mountain, Yang Tai and Da Nanshan. There are gold coasts such as Da, xiaomeisha and Dapeng Peninsula in the east, mangroves, Neilingding Island Nature Reserve and marine pastoral areas in the west, which are rich in natural tourism resources.

Shenzhen is surrounded by mountains and seas, with more than 60 rivers/kloc-0, belonging to Dongjiang River, Bay and Pearl River Estuary, but the rainwater collection area and flow are not large. There are five rivers with basin area exceeding 100 square kilometers, including Shenzhen River, Maozhou River, Longgang River, Guanlan River and Pingshan River. There are 24 reservoirs in Shenzhen, including 9 medium-sized reservoirs with a total storage capacity of 525 million cubic meters. Shenzhen Reservoir is located in the east of the city, with a total storage capacity of more than 40 million cubic meters, which is the main source of domestic water for Shenzhen and Hong Kong residents.

The total amount of groundwater resources is 650 million cubic meters per year, and the annual exploitable resources are 654.38+0 billion cubic meters.

The total natural fresh water resources are 65.438+0.93 billion cubic meters, and the per capita water resources are only 500 cubic meters, which is about 654.38+0/3 and 654.38+0/4 of the national and Guangdong provinces.

Question 6: Judging from the map, the climate of Dongguan belongs to () A. Tropical rain forest climate B. Temperate maritime climate C. Subtropical monsoon climate D. Temperate monsoon climate Dongguan is located in the Pearl River Delta in the south of China, the south of Guangdong Province, the east bank of the Pearl River Estuary and the lower reaches of Dongjiang River. Looking at the map, we can see that the climate in Dongguan is characterized by high temperature and rainy in summer and mild and rainy in winter, which belongs to subtropical monsoon climate. Therefore, we choose C.