What does the slight cold solar term mean?

It's winter now, so it's time to count the solar terms and look forward to spring. Slight cold is an important solar term in winter, and soon after it, it will be spring. What does slight cold mean?

What does slight cold mean?

Twenty-four solar terms: "December Festival, the cold at the beginning of the month is still small, so the cloudy day is half a month."

"Cold" means cold, which means that it has entered the cold season of the year. At this time, cold air has accumulated for a long time, but it has not reached the coldest degree, so it is called slight cold.

What is the relationship between slight cold and slight summer heat?

The corresponding weather relationship.

Every year, when the sun reaches 285 on the 5th or 6th of October, 65438/kloc-0, it is a slight cold solar term, and slight cold and slight summer heat are the corresponding weather relations. At the same time, slight cold, slight summer heat, great summer heat and intense summer heat are all solar terms indicating temperature changes.

What should we pay attention to in the slight cold solar terms?

Astronomical experts remind that people should strengthen physical exercise, pay attention to cold and antifreeze, especially to keep their heads, backs and feet warm, and try to reduce unnecessary outdoor activities.

Are slight cold and severe cold the coldest?

According to the climate observation data, the temperature during the solar term from "slight cold" to "severe cold" in most parts of China is the lowest in the whole year. Ancient folk proverbs such as "Walking on the ice on March 9th and April 9th", "Slight cold and severe cold are frozen together" and "Walking in the street, losing money" all describe the cold in this season.

What does the great cold mean in the twenty-four solar terms?

The Great Cold is the last of the twenty-four solar terms, and it is called "Great Cold" when the sun reaches 300 degrees of the yellow meridian around 65438+1October 20th every year. Great cold refers to extremely cold weather.