What are the characteristics of rain solar terms?

Rainwater solar terms are characterized by rising temperature, melting ice and snow, and increasing precipitation.

The rain solar term marks a significant rise in temperature, the gradual melting of ice and snow, and an increase in precipitation. This solar term usually starts from February 18 to 20 of the Gregorian calendar and lasts until March 4 or 5.

At this time, the direct point of the sun gradually moved from the southern hemisphere to the equator, and the sunshine time and intensity in the northern hemisphere increased, and the temperature rose rapidly. At the same time, warm and humid air from the ocean becomes active, pushes northward, meets cold air, and forms rainfall. The arrival of the rain solar term has brought vitality and vigor to the earth, and also indicates the arrival of spring.