The most exciting thing in the solar terms of heavy snow is to appreciate the snowflakes falling outside the window. In order to introduce this beauty into the room, we can try to make some snowflake window stickers. The production method is very simple, just prepare scotch tape and scissors. Cut the transparent tape into proper size and shape, then cut out various beautiful snowflake shapes on it with scissors, and stick the cut snowflake window on the window.

The heavy snow is introduced as follows:

Heavy snow is 2 1 of the 24 solar terms and the third solar term in winter. When the sun reaches the longitude of 255 degrees, the node time is 65438+February 6-8 in Gregorian calendar every year. The solar term of heavy snow is the beginning of the second month of the dry calendar, marking the official start of the mid-winter season. Heavy snow is a solar term reflecting climate characteristics. Heavy snow solar terms are characterized by a significant drop in temperature and an increase in precipitation.

The history of heavy snow is as follows:

Every year around 65438+February 7 in Gregorian calendar, when the sun reaches 255 degrees of the Yellow Meridian, it is a "heavy snow" solar term. The twenty-four solar terms are the product of agricultural civilization, and the main climatic factors affecting agricultural production are precipitation, temperature and light. Like the light snow solar terms, the heavy snow solar terms reflect the changing trend of temperature and precipitation, and are the reflection of agricultural culture on festivals.

Heavy snow is a solar term reflecting climate characteristics. Climate factors include precipitation, temperature and light, among which precipitation is an important factor. Meteorology, rain, snow, hail and other water vapor condensation falling from the sky to the ground are called "precipitation". The arrival of heavy snow in solar terms means that the weather is getting colder and colder and precipitation is increasing.

The meteorological changes of heavy snow are introduced as follows:

The heavy snow in solar terms and the heavy snow in weather have different meanings. In fact, the snow in heavy snow solar terms is often not as big as that in light snow solar terms, and the solar terms with the largest amount of snow in the whole year are not in light snow and heavy snow solar terms. For example, in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, where the solar terms are measured in 24 solar terms, it snows the most all year round.

It was neither "light snow or heavy snow" nor "slight cold or severe cold" (because the temperature was low at that time and there was less water vapor in the atmosphere), but the rainy season in spring. The reason why the amount of snow is not the biggest in heavy snow solar terms is similar to "light snow is bigger than heavy snow" That is, the end of February in the Gregorian calendar has passed the coldest period of the year. In early spring, the warm air in the south began to be active and the water vapor began to be rich.