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白露

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过后

 

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jīn nián

今年

zhōng qiū

中秋

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会

biàn

变

lěng

冷

ma

吗

 

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September has arrived, and China has welcomed the autumn solar term called “White Dew.”

There is an old saying among the Chinese people: “If White Dew arrives in the morning, wear light clothes at Mid-Autumn; if it arrives in the afternoon, wear cotton-padded clothes at Mid-Autumn.”

This means that if White Dew arrives in the morning, the Mid-Autumn Festival will be relatively warm; if it arrives in the afternoon or at night, the festival will be very cold, and people will need to wear thick clothing.

This year, the White Dew solar term arrives at night.

Therefore, many people have begun discussing: Will temperatures really drop sharply during this year's Mid-Autumn Festival?

Do people need to wear thick cotton-padded clothes when going out to admire the moon?

Meteorological experts say that this old saying comes from the life experience of ancient farmers.

In the past, people did not have modern weather forecasts and could only judge changes in the weather through solar terms.

But now, the climate environment has changed, and the weather differs greatly between northern and southern China.

Therefore, whether the Mid-Autumn Festival is cold cannot be determined only by the time when White Dew arrives.

Although it will not be cold enough to wear cotton-padded clothes this Mid-Autumn Festival, the temperature difference between day and night will indeed become greater after White Dew.

In northern regions, the sunshine is warm during the day, but it becomes cold at night.

In southern regions, most places are still relatively warm, but rain can also bring a cool feeling.

Experts remind everyone that when traveling during the Mid-Autumn Festival or admiring the moon at night, it is best to bring a light jacket.

Although this traditional saying cannot accurately predict the weather, it reminds modern people: autumn has arrived, temperatures vary greatly between morning and evening, so everyone should wear extra clothing to stay warm and celebrate the festival in good health.