Is summer the hottest in a year?

Summer means heat, which shows that it is the hottest solar term in a year. Generally speaking, the summer solar term is the period with the most sunshine and the highest temperature in South China, the period with the most abundant rainfall, the most common thunderstorm and the most concentrated days with high temperature above 30℃ in the west of South China, and the period with the most frequent high temperature above 35℃ in the east of South China.

Every year on July 22 or 23 of Gregorian calendar, when the sun reaches 120 degrees, it is a great summer heat. Before and after the "mid-crouching" is the hottest period of the year. Extreme high temperature weather often occurs in many areas of our country. There are folk proverbs such as "Misgurnus died of heat before and after the great summer heat" and "When the great summer heat comes, the summer heat will come".