When was the building in 2023?

The long summer of 2023 is on May 6th.

May 6th is the Saturday of March17th of the lunar calendar. With the arrival of long summer, the management of spring sowing crops such as rice has entered a busy season. There are some agricultural proverbs, such as "It rains in the east in the long summer", "It doesn't rain in the long summer, and the plowshares hang high", "A variety of long summer seedlings, millet harvest Man Cang" and so on.

Before and after the long summer, we grow melons and beans. At this time, the summer harvest crops entered the late growth stage, the winter wheat blossomed and filled, the rape was close to maturity, and the summer harvest crops were basically a foregone conclusion that year. Therefore, there is a saying in agricultural proverbs that "see summer in the long summer". Rice planting and management of other spring-sown crops have also entered a busy season.

Chang Xia said that bidding farewell to spring is the beginning of summer, so it is also called "the end of spring". Because China has a vast territory and a large span from north to south, natural rhythms vary from place to place. In the long summer season, only the area south of Nanling in China presents the summer scene of "the trees grow dark in summer and the balcony reflects into the pond"; And parts of the northeast and northwest just have the breath of spring at this time.

Temperature changes in long summer.

One of the climatic characteristics of the long summer solar terms is the obvious increase of showers and thunderstorms. The increase and intensity of precipitation are caused by the confrontation between cold and warm air and the convective weather caused by the rise of warm and humid air near the ground. Long summer is an important solar term, marking the peak season for the growth of all things. According to the standard of modern climatology in China, the daily average temperature rises above 22℃, starting in summer.

Before the arrival of the long summer solar term, the scope of spring in China reached its peak. Except Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi, south-central Jiangxi, southern Hunan and Fujian, it was summer, and most other areas were still spring. The arrival of the long summer symbolizes the beginning of the dormant summer, which begins to advance northward and reach North China. After the long summer officially entered the rainy season, rainfall and rainy days increased significantly. Summer is the best season for many crops to grow vigorously. Adequate light, suitable temperature and abundant rain provide necessary conditions for plants.