Is it still hot after Bailu? It means the weather has turned cooler.

Is it still hot after Bailu? What is the temperature after Bailu? Bailu is a natural phenomenon and also one of the 24 solar terms. Next, let’s take a look at the relevant content of the White Dew solar term.

Is it still hot after Bailu?

1. Entering the White Dew solar term, the weather turns cooler, the hot summer has passed, the heat gradually disappears, and the temperature difference between day and night is large. At this time, people will clearly feel that the hot summer has passed and the cool autumn has arrived.

2. As the saying goes, "After the White Dew Festival, the nights are cold and the days are hot", which means that the temperature difference between day and night is very large during the White Dew Festival. After the White Dew solar term, the weather turns cooler and it is also the solar term with the largest temperature difference between day and night throughout the year.

3. Yang energy reaches its peak at the summer solstice, and as everything reaches its extreme, Yin energy also rises at this time. When the White Dew solar term arrives, the yin energy gradually becomes heavier, and the morning dew becomes thicker and thicker, condensing into a layer of white water droplets, so it is called White Dew.

4. There is dew at night and in the morning, and it is hot and dry during the day. This is the typical weather in autumn. After "Bai Lu", the climate becomes changeable, especially in the morning and evening, which is even cooler. If you go shirtless or wear shorts at this time, you will easily catch a cold or suffer a relapse of an old illness.

What is the climate like during the Bailu solar term?

1. The precipitation in northern China has decreased significantly, and the autumn is clear and dry.
2. Continuous rainy weather often occurs in the eastern part of the southwest region, southern China and western China.
3. There may also be heavy rains caused by tropical weather systems (typhoons) in the southeastern coastal areas.
4. Autumn drought, forest fire risk, first frost and other weather conditions may also occur in some areas.
5. If the summer drought in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and the summer drought in western China and southern China are not nourished by the autumn rain, consecutive droughts in summer and autumn may occur.