Climate types in Nanjing
Nanjing is abundant in rainfall, with an annual precipitation of 65,438+200mm, with four distinct seasons. Annual average temperature 15.4℃, annual extreme temperature 39.7℃, minimum-13. 1℃, annual average precipitation 1 106mm. The sun is shining in spring; In the rainy season, it is rainy and continuous; It is hot in summer, and it is also called "three stoves" with Wuhan and Chongqing; Autumn is dry and cool; Winter is cold and dry. Nanjing is short in spring and autumn, long in winter and summer, with obvious temperature difference between winter and summer. Each season has its own characteristics and is suitable for tourism. Therefore, there are some sayings, such as "Spring outing brings cow's head smoke", "Summer appreciation brings Zhong Fu Qing Yun", "Autumn Mount Qixia Scenic Area" and "Winter View of Shicheng Snow".
"Hot in summer and cold in winter" is a remarkable climate feature of Nanjing compared with other cities in the south of the Yangtze River. It usually snows the most in the twelfth month. If you are destined to encounter heavy snow in Nanjing, it is also charming, and the snow scene in the south of the Yangtze River is even more charming. Recently, due to the change of atmospheric circulation and the continuous afforestation in Nanjing, the summer heat in Nanjing has been greatly reduced compared with other cities in southern China, so for a while Nanjing took off the "stove" hat.
2. Look at the climate map of China:
Nanjing is located in the south of Qinling-Huaihe River.