What is the date of the heavy snow in 2017? Specific time query table of the heavy snow solar term

When was the heavy snow in 2017? The Big Snow solar term, the 21st of the 20 solar terms, usually falls between December 6th and 8th of the Gregorian calendar every year. Next, please see the specific time query table for the Minor Snow solar term in 2017.

What is the date of the heavy snow in 2017?

The time of the heavy snow in 2017: December 7, 12:25:48, the first day of the eleventh month of the lunar calendar in 2018
The time of the heavy snow in 2018: December 7, 12:25:48, the first day of the eleventh month of the lunar calendar in 2018
The time of the heavy snow in 2019: December 7, 18:18:21, the twelfth day of the eleventh month of the lunar calendar in 2019
The time of heavy snow in 2020: December 7, 00:09:21, the 22nd day of the 10th month of the lunar calendar in 2020
The time of the heavy snow in 2021: December 7, 05:56:55, the fourth day of the eleventh month (big month) of the lunar calendar in 2021
The time of heavy snow in 2022: December 7, 11:46:04, the fourteenth day of the eleventh month (small month) of the lunar calendar 2022
The time of the heavy snow in 2023: December 7, 17:32:44, the twenty-fifth day of the tenth month (small month) in the lunar calendar of 2023
The time of the heavy snow in 2025: December 7, 05:04:20, the 17th day of the 10th month (big month) in the lunar calendar of 2025

What does heavy snow mean?

1. From a broad perspective, heavy snow refers to heavy snow and a wide area.
2. Heavy Snow, the 21st solar term among the 24 solar terms. When the sun reaches 255 degrees of ecliptic longitude, which is December 7 or 8 of the Gregorian calendar every year, it is the "Daxue" solar term.
3. "Collected Explanations of the 72 Seasonal Changes" records: "At this point, the snow becomes heavier." This means that during the Great Snow solar term, the frequency of snowfall increases, and the temperature drops faster, and the weather will become colder.
4. In other words, heavy snow is a solar term that directly reflects the amount of precipitation, representing the starting time and amount of snowfall in this period.