Is the northern Millennium solar term hot?

The weather in the northern Millennium solar terms is not hot, but cooler. Millennium is a typical solar term in late summer and early autumn, and the weather turns cold gradually.

Millennium is the fifteenth of the "twenty-four solar terms". This solar term marks the end of the Qiu Meng season and the beginning of the Mid-Autumn Festival, and it is also an important festival reflecting the temperature changes in nature. When the sun reaches longitude 165 degrees, it is white dew, which is in September 2007-2009 in Gregorian calendar. The ancients used four seasons with five elements, and autumn was golden and golden white, so white was used to describe autumn dew. The Millennium solar terms basically ended the sultry summer, which was the turning point from sultry to cool in autumn. After a thousand years, the sky is high and the clouds are light, the wind is crisp and the temperature difference between day and night is large. At night, you will feel a little cold, and obviously feel that cool autumn has arrived.