What does the south wind mean?

The south wind refers to the south wind blowing in the local climate.

As the saying goes, "The south wind blows on February 29th, and it will be cold in the spring in the coming year". According to the south wind weather on February 29th, it is predicted that the spring will be cold in the coming year (Lunar New Year). The south wind blew on February 29: February 29 was around the slight cold solar term, June 5, 65438+, and today it has reached June 3, 65438+. The south wind blew on February 29, indicating that there was a strong wind before and after the slight cold solar terms.

February 29th is a slight cold solar term, which should be the coldest time in winter. As the saying goes, "1929 didn't do anything, but walked on the ice in 1949". At this time, the cold weather can only bring down the temperature from the cold air in the north, but if the south wind blows on February 29, it is wet and warm air blowing from the south with strong warm air, so the south wind actually brings up the temperature and is a symbol of the warming weather.

It's time to be cold, but the south wind blows, indicating that the temperature will be very high this winter, which is a warm winter, while a warm winter will bring ice and snow weather in spring, which is a cold weather in late spring. The coming year is chilly: the coming year mentioned here is actually a lunar year, and people have crossed a year by celebrating the Spring Festival. This is what the coming year means here, and the coming year will not be counted until the first month. And farmers can't count as spring ploughing until the first month. At this time, due to the warm weather in winter, there will be late rain, snow and frost weather in spring, which is the cold weather in late spring.