Variation of Agricultural Climate Resources in Shuozhou of Shanxi in Recent 53 Years
Cai Lin
Abstract
Cai Lin
Abstract
According to the data of temperature,precipitation,the beginning of frost,the end of frost,frost-free period,≥0 ℃ and ≥10 ℃ accumulated temperature from Shuozhou Meteorological Bureau in Shanxi Province during the period of 1957-2009,the climate change in Shuozhou city was analyzed.The results showed that the precipitation in Shuozhou decreased,but the temperature increased.Along with annual mean temperature's increase and precipitation's remarkable reduction during 1998-2009,the date for the beginning of frost was obviously postponed;and the date for the end of frost presented stable and early trend.The frost-free time presented prolonged tendency.The accumulated temperature of ≥0 ℃ and ≥10 ℃ presented increase trend.These changes will affect layout and structure of the local agricultural production.
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According to the data of temperature,precipitation,the beginning of frost,the end of frost,frost-free period,≥0 ℃ and ≥10 ℃ accumulated temperature from Shuozhou Meteorological Bureau in Shanxi Province during the period of 1957-2009,the climate change in Shuozhou city was analyzed.The results showed that the precipitation in Shuozhou decreased,but the temperature increased.Along with annual mean temperature's increase and precipitation's remarkable reduction during 1998-2009,the date for the beginning of frost was obviously postponed;and the date for the end of frost presented stable and early trend.The frost-free time presented prolonged tendency.The accumulated temperature of ≥0 ℃ and ≥10 ℃ presented increase trend.These changes will affect layout and structure of the local agricultural production.
Key concepts: Frost (temperature), Precipitation, Environmental science, Climate change, Agriculture, Climatology, Atmospheric sciences, Physical geography