What is the solar term after the cold dew solar term? Climate introduction of cold dew solar terms

What is the solar term after the cold dew solar term?

The solar term behind the cold dew solar term is the first solar term in first frost.

Cold dew solar term: it is the seventeenth solar term among the twenty-four solar terms and the fifth solar term in autumn.

The first frost solar term: it is the eighteenth solar term among the twenty-four solar terms and the sixth solar term in autumn.

Therefore, the next solar term under the cold dew solar term is the first frost solar term.

In the first frost season, it's all over. From the morning, the sun went down to the ground, Yin Qi began to condense, and the first frost weather became colder and colder. Because first frost is a manifestation of cold weather and large temperature difference between day and night, it is named after the first frost, which means that the temperature drops suddenly and the temperature difference between day and night is large.

Climate introduction of cold dew solar terms

Cold dew is a solar term reflecting the characteristics of climate change. After the cold dew solar terms, the days become shorter, the nights become longer, the sunshine decreases, the hot air slowly recedes, the cold gradually increases, the temperature difference between day and night is larger, and it feels a little chilly in the morning and evening. From the climate characteristics, in the cold dew season, the autumn in the south is getting stronger, cool and cool, with little rain and dryness; The northeast and northwest regions in the north have entered or are about to enter winter, with thousands of miles of frost and snow falling in Wan Li, which is quite different from the autumn colors in the south.

In the cold dew season, dew increases and the temperature decreases. At this time, frost will appear in some parts of China. In the north, it is already a scene of late autumn, with white clouds and red leaves and occasional early frost. In the south, autumn is getting stronger and cicadas are dying. At this time, the temperature in most parts of South China continued to drop. The average daily temperature in South China is less than 20℃. Even in the areas along the Yangtze River, it is difficult for the temperature to rise above 30℃, while the minimum temperature can drop below 10℃. Except for a few valley lowlands, the five-day average temperature in the northwest plateau is generally lower than 10℃, which is already winter according to the standard of four seasons climate division.