Beautiful words in light snow season

The kind words of the light snow season are as follows:

1, light snow, heard by 3,000 people overnight.

2, fine snow began to fly, the mood is still difficult to decide.

3. Snow is like plum blossoms, and plum blossoms are like snow, all of which are strange.

4, the peak snow comes to the clouds, and the four tables fly fine.

5, the snow is sunny, the clouds are light and cold, and the corners are slightly wicker.

Si Nuo is like an old friend who came to Ying Xiao Wo. Autumn comes first, early flowers fade first.

7, snow powder, pear dance, and then look at four or five smoke villages.

8, the old man on the stream, helpless hanging, smoke tip on the tree.

9, cold sand is flat on all sides, thousands of miles of snow.

10, the snow is not cold, Lingxiao hangs the golden bell.

Meteorological changes in light snow season;

Light snow is a solar term reflecting precipitation and temperature, and it is a solar term with high frequency of cold wave and strong cold air activity. Light snow solar terms indicate that a relatively stable meridional circulation has been established in East Asia. When the Siberian depression or trough moves eastward, there will be a wide range of cold air going south, which will bring a wide range of windy and cool weather.

There is no necessary connection between the light snow in solar terms and the light snow in the weather. The meaning of "light snow" in solar terms is different from that in daily weather forecast. Light snow solar term is a climate concept, which reflects the temperature and precipitation. The "light snow" in the weather forecast refers to the snow with less snowfall intensity.

Meteorologically, the snowfall with horizontal visible distance equal to or greater than 1000m, ground snow depth less than 3cm, and 24-hour snowfall between 0. 1-2.4mm is called "light snow".

Light snow solar terms do not necessarily snow. In fact, the solar terms with the largest snowfall in the whole year are not in light snow and heavy snow. For example, the solar term with the largest annual snowfall in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and its vicinity is neither "light snow and heavy snow" nor "slight cold and severe cold", but a "rainy" solar term in spring.