Xinjiang has experienced the hottest summer since the meteorological records

Tianshan News (Reporter Xie Huixuan reported) On September 15, the Xinjiang Climate Center released in the summer of 2022 Xinjiang climate impact evaluation showed that Xinjiang has experienced the hottest summer since 1961.

Data show that in the summer of 2022, Xinjiang's climate was generally high -temperature and rainy. The average temperature of the whole Xinjiang is 23.4 ° C, which is 0.9 ° C higher than usual, which is 0.3 ° C higher than last year. It is the third highest in summer history. The regional high temperature process in Xinjiang is large and strong, and the maximum temperature of multiple automatic weather observation stations breaks the extreme value.

The maximum temperature of this summer appeared at Tocoson (July 23), which did not break the history of the same period and Xinjiang's high temperature records. The highest temperature record in Xinjiang is 49 ° C and appeared in Turpan. The date is July 10, 2017.

The whole temperature map on June 14 this year. (Picture from China Meteorological Network)

The average precipitation of the whole Xinjiang this summer is the least since 1986, and the precipitation space has different differences. There are more precipitation in the western southern Xinjiang, and most of the remaining parts, especially Turpan, Hami City, Bayin Guo Leng Mongolia Autonomous Prefecture and other places. More than 50 % less. High temperature and rainy weather causes different degrees of weather drought in our district.

Summer meteorological conditions are more beneficial to the growth of most of the crops in Xinjiang, but the periodic continuous high temperature has adverse effects such as cotton blooming bells, wheat and spring corn grouting, and the growth of forest fruits.

In addition, this summer, thunderstorms and hail strong convection weather was more. In August, there were many precipitation in western southern Xinjiang, and extreme rainfall events appeared in many places. In August, most of the precipitation in southern Xinjiang had adverse effects on blooming in summer corn, cotton bell cracks, and forest fruit coloring and mature picking.

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