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What does the light snow solar term mean?
"Snow" is the product of cold water vapor, representing cold and precipitation. The climate in this season is not deep and the precipitation is not heavy, so "light snow" is used to describe the climate characteristics of this season. "Light snow" is a metaphor, which reflects the active cold current and increased precipitation in this solar term, rather than the light snow under this solar term.
During the light snow solar term, a relatively stable meridional circulation has been established in East Asia, and low pressure or trough often appears in Siberia. When moving eastward, there will be a large-scale cold air heading south, and there will be a large-scale gale and cooling weather in the southeast of China.
Light snow solar terms, like heavy snow solar terms, are solar terms reflecting the changing trend of temperature and precipitation, and are the reflection of ancient farming culture in festivals. Light snow is a solar term with high frequency of cold wave and strong cold air activity. The arrival of the light snow solar term means that the weather is getting colder and colder and the precipitation is gradually increasing.
After the light snow festival, some farmers began to make sausages and bacon, and stored the surplus meat in the traditional way until the Spring Festival.
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