1, Yangjiang has obvious seasonality.
Summer is hot and humid, winter is cold and dry, and snowfall is less in some areas. This seasonal climate change has a great impact on the agricultural production and daily life in Yangjiang.
2. The climate in Yangjiang is changeable.
Because Yangjiang is located in the low latitude area, it is greatly influenced by the ocean, and the climate change is more complicated. Every summer, Yangjiang is often affected by meteorological disasters such as typhoons and rainstorms, and sometimes severe drought occurs in winter. This uncertainty of climate change has brought certain challenges to the agricultural and economic development of Yangjiang.
3. Yangjiang's climate has obvious maritime characteristics.
Because Yangjiang is located at the seaside, the ocean has a very significant impact on the climate of Yangjiang. The adjustment of maritime climate makes Yangjiang's climate mild and comfortable, and also brings great development potential to Yangjiang's fishery and tourism.
The concrete impact of climate change on Yangjiang agriculture.
1, temperature change
Yangjiang has a warm and humid climate, but in recent years, global warming has led to a gradual increase in the annual average temperature in Yangjiang. This has a great impact on agriculture, because rising temperature will affect the growth cycle and yield of crops. Especially for some crops that need cold climate, such as rice and corn, too high temperature may affect their growth and fruit.
2. Precipitation changes
The precipitation in Yangjiang is seasonal, with more rain in summer and less rain in winter. However, with the change of climate, the precipitation distribution in Yangjiang is also changing, and there will be abnormal droughts and floods in some years. This has a great impact on agriculture, because the change of precipitation will affect soil moisture and crop water supply, and then affect crop yield and quality.
3. Extreme weather events
Yangjiang is often affected by extreme weather events such as typhoon, rainstorm and drought. These events will bring serious losses to agriculture, such as crop damage and yield decline. Especially in dry season, insufficient soil moisture will lead to crop water shortage, which will affect its growth and yield.