A poem that represents the Great Heat: The Great Heat and the three autumns are approaching, and the forest bells and nine summers have moved on.
Great Heat is the twelfth solar term among the twenty-four solar terms and the last solar term in summer. At the end of the fighting period, the sun's yellow longitude is 120°, which is the intersection between July 22nd and 24th in the Gregorian calendar. "Shu" means hot, and "Great Heat" means extremely hot. The Great Heat is hotter than the Little Heat. It is the solar term with the strongest sunshine and the hottest heat in the year. The "humidity and heat" reach their peak at this time. The climate characteristics of the Great Heat: high temperatures, thunderstorms, and frequent typhoons.
The Great Heat solar term coincides with the "middle volts" in the "dog days" and is the hottest period of the year. During the summer season, the sun is strong, the temperature is high, the humidity is high, and the rain is high. Although the heat and humidity are unbearable, it is very conducive to the growth of crops, and crops grow fastest during this period.
Weather changes
The Great Heat solar term coincides with the "middle volts" in the "Dog Days". It is the solar term with the strongest sunshine and the hottest weather in a year. "It also reached its peak at this time. The Great Heat is the season with the most thunderstorms and abundant rainfall. The high temperature is basically consistent with the rainy period, and the rain and heat are in the same period.
Monsoon climate is the main characteristic of China's climate. In summer, affected by the warm and humid airflow from the ocean, many places in China experience high temperatures, humidity and rain. During this season, the sun is strong, the temperature is high, the humidity is high, and the rain is high. Although the humidity is unbearable, it is very conducive to the growth of crops, and crops grow fastest during this period.