How cold is the winter in Shandong?

The coldest winter in Shandong can reach minus 22°C.

The temperature difference between southern Shandong and northern Shandong is 4 to 5 degrees. Usually the coldest temperature reaches minus ten degrees, but it usually gets warmer in a few days. Shandong has not been very cold in recent years, with the lowest temperature being minus 15 degrees Celsius, which lasts for 3 or 4 days.

In 16 years (17th year of the Gregorian calendar), there was a temperature of minus 22 degrees. Only one night. Judging from past meteorological statistics, extremely cold weather generally occurs in January every year, which is generally the coldest time in winter.

Shandong’s winter characteristics: Winter (December to February) is controlled by Mongolian cold high pressure, and cold northerly winds blow. Cold air continues to invade, causing the temperature to continue to drop. The average temperature in winter is about 1°C, the maximum frozen soil depth is 42 cm, the maximum snow depth is 22 cm, and the winter precipitation is about 20 mm, accounting for only 3% of the annual precipitation. Throughout the winter, there was little rain and snow, frequent northerly winds, and it was dry and cold.

The rainy season is basically over. The high-altitude westerly winds are gradually strengthening and heading south. The southeast monsoon gradually transitions to the northwest monsoon, forming a short period of weak wind speed, few clouds, excellent visibility, stable and sunny weather, and a calm and sunny weather. "Blissful autumn" weather. The average temperature in autumn is 15.5℃, and the average precipitation is 105.1mm. But too little rainfall will cause autumn drought.