What does the heavy snow on February 7th mean?

The solar term of heavy snow is February 7, 65438.

The solar term of "heavy snow" usually falls on February 7th of 65438+ every year (some years also have the 6th or 8th). When the meridian of the sun reaches 255 degrees, it is "heavy snow", which is one of the 24 solar terms. Heavy snow, as the name implies, has a large amount of snow. The ancients said, "Great men prosper, and snow men prosper here." At this time, there is often a large range of heavy snow, hence the name heavy snow.

Every year on February 7th, 65438 (6th or 8th in some years), when the sun reaches the longitude of 255 degrees, it will snow heavily. 0030 10 said, "So far, Xuefeng." Heavy snow means colder weather, and the possibility of snowfall is greater than that of light snow, but it does not mean that the snowfall must be large. On the contrary, after the heavy snow, the precipitation in various places has further decreased.

The origin of "heavy snow"

"Light snow" is the twentieth solar term in the twenty-four solar terms, so "heavy snow" is 2 1 solar term in the twenty-four solar terms. "Heavy snow", as the name implies, is that the snow is getting bigger and bigger. As the weather gets colder and colder, the temperature in all parts of China will further drop, especially in the northern region. Because of the severe temperature drop, the rain directly turned into snow in the air, but the snowfall during the heavy snow solar term was a little more than that during the light snow period.

At this time, snow slowly appeared in the North China Plain in the north of China, and some rivers would freeze. Compared with the north, the south is warmer. If you live in the north, you may still see beautiful snow scenes.