What is flood season and what does flood season mean?

The flood season refers to the period during the year when the water level of rivers is regularly significant due to seasonal rainfall, ice melt and snow. Rainfall or melting ice and snow in the basin can cause significant river watering**. In spring, the climate warms, and the seasonal snow melts, the river ice thaws, or spring rains on the river basin, causing river water**, which is called spring flooding.

In northern China, the phenomenon of significant water rise caused by ice in the river flow in winter and spring is called Lingxun. In summer, heavy rains in the river basin or melting of mountain glaciers and snow cover make the river water sharply **, which is called summer flood. People are accustomed to call the flood season that occurs around the dog days of summer as the flood season.

In autumn, due to heavy rainfall, the river water occurs sharply, which is called autumn flood.

Flood season is a term in water conservancy, which refers to the period when the water level of rivers and lakes rises sharply due to weather changes, precipitation or snowmelt, that is, the season when the water is "full". For example, the flood season in North China is from June to July, and the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River are in the rainy season.

Flood season is a water conservancy term, which refers to the period when the river water has a regular and significant time of the year.

Xun is what water looks like.

The flood season is the time when the river is at its best. The flood season is not the same as the flood season, but the flood disaster is generally in the flood season.

The flood season refers to the period when the river has a regular water level due to seasonal precipitation or ice and snow melt in the basin; "Xun" is the appearance of the water, the flood season is the period when the river is full, the flood season is not equal to the flood, the flood must occur in the flood season.

The flood season refers to the period when the river water has a regular and significant time in a year, which is generally divided into spring flood, Ling flood, and Fu flood.

The water level of rivers is concentrated due to precipitation, melting of ice and snow and other seasonal.

Flood season is a term in water conservancy, which refers to the period when the water level of rivers and lakes rises sharply due to weather changes, precipitation or snowmelt, that is, the season when the water is "full". For example, the news period in North China is from June to July, and the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River are in the rainy season.

Flood season is a water conservancy term, which refers to the period when the river water has a regular and significant time of the year.

Due to the seasonal precipitation or melting of ice and snow in the river basin, the river causes a regular water level ** period, which is called the flood season. "Xun" is the appearance of the water, and the "flood season" is the period when the river is full of water, and the flood season is not equal to the flood, but the flood is generally in the flood season.

The change of river runoff mainly depends on the recharge conditions of the river, the recharge of rivers in China has rainwater, ice and snow meltwater, groundwater, etc., and the rainwater recharge is the main, and some rivers can form spring floods, but generally will not become a disaster.

Due to the difference in rainfall time, the flood season is not consistent in different places. Rivers south of the Yangtze River can flood in early summer. In the central and eastern regions, flooding is likely to occur in July and August, when rainfall is concentrated.

"Lingxun" is a phenomenon in a special geographical environment when the northern rivers thaw in spring. Some northern rivers flow from south to north in some sections, such as the section from Gansu Ningxia to Inner Mongolia and some sections of Heilongjiang in the Yellow River loop;

When thawing in spring, the upstream thaws first, and the ice floes go down the water, while the downstream has not yet thawed, causing the ice floes to be blocked, causing the water level**, and the ice floes cut the embankment, making it easier to penetrate the embankment and cause flooding. If this happens, blasting is now often used to rule out the danger.

The flood season refers to the period when the river water has a regular and significant pattern in the year.

The longest river in China during the flood season is the Pearl River.

The flood season refers to the seasonal precipitation in the river basin.

zhi, melting ice, melting snow, dao caused by the timing of the water level in the ** period. The flood season is the period of the year when the precipitation is the largest and most concentrated, and the start and end times of the flood season are different from place to place due to different geographical locations and climate types. Generally, the flood season in low latitudes starts earlier and ends later. On the contrary, the flood season in high latitudes starts later and ends earlier.

According to the analysis of climatic characteristics and multi-year average meteorological data, the flood season in China is roughly divided as follows: Pearl River: April September, Yangtze River:

5 October, Huai River: 6 September, Yellow River: 6 October, Hai River:

6 September, Liaohe: 6 September, Songhua River: 6 September.

It can be seen that the Pearl River is the longest river in China during the flood season.

Yes. The closer the river is to the equator, the longer the flood season. Because the closer you get to the equator, the higher the temperature, the more precipitation. It's about the climate.

The flood season refers to the period when the river has a regular water level due to seasonal precipitation, ice melt and snow melting in the basin.

Probably, but because it doesn't have to be, there are things in the south that have a longer flood season than there.

The flood season is the rainy season, and it rains every day in the summer.

It is the period of high tide and ebb tide of the fixed time of the river and sea water every year.