Cities that snow in winter, which cities snow in winter

Heilongjiang, Jilin, eastern Inner Mongolia, northern Xinjiang, eastern and southern edges of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Qinling Mountains, and northern Shandong Peninsula have the highest probability of snowfall, with an average annual snowfall of more than 30 days. The average annual snow days in western Gansu, Shaanxi, Shanxi, northern Hebei, northern Beijing, Liaoning and other places are 15 to 30 days; Most of Beijing, Tianjin, central and southern Hebei, Henan, Shandong and other places have more than 10 days of snowfall. Snowfall in the south is relatively scarce, except for some high-altitude mountainous areas, the average annual snowfall days in most areas are less than 15 days, and it is rare to see the true face of snow in South China and other places, such as the coastal areas of Fujian, the eastern coast of Guangdong and the western coast and the Leizhou Peninsula, the southeastern coast of Guangxi, Hainan and other places have hardly had snowfall.

The so-called certain, may be a little absolute, North China and Northwest China are at higher latitudes, and the probability of snow every winter is high, but even within the Polar Circle, it cannot be said to be certain.

This will also be in Hebei, Hebei also snows every year, it doesn't have to be north or near the north, it's all snowing in the north, and it will definitely snow in the place where the cold air flow passes.

The provinces of Jinan, Shanxi, Xi'an, Shaanxi, and Lanzhou, Gansu are cold every winter, and it snows in Beijing.

There are many cities that get snow until winter, so including Hebei. There is also Inner Mongolia, a lot of cities, where it snows every winter. For example, Zhangjiakou.

In addition to the three northeastern provinces, parts of Xinjiang, including Inner Mongolia, will experience snow in winter.

I think as long as it is a city in the north of China, it will basically snow in winter, just like Beijing, Tianjin or other cities in the north, except for Guangdong Province. Other cities feel like it's still snowing a little bit every year.

Please list them one by one. The more the merrier. Thank you so much. The northeast and northwest latitudes are similar. Snow will fall in the northwest. I am the furthest from the sea.

Most of the cities in the north get snow every winter.

Many places in Guangdong Province, such as Shenzhen, Zhuhai and Guangzhou, do not snow. However, it will fall in Shaoguan in Guangdong sometimes, and the heavy snow in 2008 will fall in Shaoguan. There are also some places in Guangxi (close to Guangdong).

And Hainan. There are still some places, but I don't know. It stands to reason that there should not be snow in the south, but due to the change of climate in recent years, some areas in the south have also begun to snow, and there are snowy places in Hunan, Hubei, and Fujian in the year of the heavy snowfall.

This brings us to the question of how we humans should protect the environment.

Many cities in the south do not snow in winter, and Sanya, Hainan is a typical example.

We rarely see snow in the south, come to Fujian.

Which cities get snow in winter, and which part of China is the coldest in winter?

Jiamusi. Qitai River. Harbin. Shuangyashan. Mudanjiang and other eastern provinces basically have snow.

The coldest place in China is in Mohe in Heilongjiang Province (ticket).

Mohe is a small village located on the border between China and Russia, and the minimum temperature in winter can reach minus 60 degrees, and the extreme minimum temperature can reach minus 70 minus 80 degrees, which is very cold.

In Mohe, freshly boiled water freezes as soon as it is poured outside.

The average temperature in summer is also around minus 20 degrees, so the population of Mohe is not large. At some point in winter, you can also see the beautiful aurora phenomenon.

Areas where snow is bound to fall in winter in China: the Northeast Plain, the North China Plain, East China, and the high mountains in the eastern humid and semi-humid regions. Rationale:

There are two conditions that need to be met for snowfall: the near-surface air temperature is below 3 and it is not possible to melt snow (ice, i.e. solid water) into rain (liquid water), resulting in snow falling from the sky instead of rain; The air is humid and the upper-air atmosphere contains water (H2O, including water vapour, water, and ice). According to these two conditions, the places that can meet these two conditions in winter include the Northeast Plain, the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain, the summits of higher mountains (such as Yushan Mountain) in East China (the whole territory of Shandong Province and the areas north of the Huai River in Jiangsu Province and Anhui Province in Anhui) and the Tanxun Land (humid and semi-humid areas) in the monsoon region of eastern China.

On the one hand, the winter temperature in these areas is low, and the average temperature of the coldest month is below 0, which meets the snowfall standard; On the other hand, these places are humid or semi-humid regions, and in winter they are affected by the northwest monsoon from northern Siberia, and the air has a sufficient amount of water vapor to receive precipitation (snowfall). Some places such as Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia Plateau, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, although the winter temperature is very low, looks very cold, but these places have a strong continental climate, winter is very dry, sometimes the air moisture content is insufficient, can not snow, will form dry and cold weather.

There are places such as Harbin, Changchun, Jilin, etc., and it will definitely snow in winter!

In the three northeastern provinces of Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning, the further north you go, the more likely it is to snow.