Introduction: Today is a special day, because today is the 28th day of the 10th month of the lunar calendar, and there is a folk proverb that says: "October 28th rain, Laba snow lights up". So, what exactly does this proverb mean?Will your jaw really drop this winter?Let's unravel the mystery of winter weather!
Text: As we all know, China has a vast territory and diverse climates. In such a diverse country, there are naturally many proverbs about the weather. Among them, "October 28 rains, Laba snow lights up" is a widely spread proverb. So, what exactly does this proverb mean?
First, let's explain the meaning of this proverb. The so-called "October 28 rain" refers to the fact that on the 28th day of the tenth month of the lunar calendar, there is more rain. The "Laba Snow Lights" refers to the fact that on the eighth day of the lunar month, the snowflakes are flying, as if the lanterns have been overturned. The meaning of this proverb is that if it rains on the 28th day of the 10th lunar month, then on the 8th day of the lunar month, it is likely to snow.
So, is this proverb accurate?Let's break it down. First of all, we must understand that this proverb is summed up according to the climatic characteristics of our country. In the northern part of our country, the weather is cold in winter and there is less precipitation. In the south, the weather is relatively warm in winter, with more precipitation. As a result, the proverb has a higher accuracy in the northern regions and a lower level in the south.
Next, let's look at a little story. The story takes place on a cold winter day. It was the 28th day of the 10th lunar month, and there was a thin line of rain in the sky. The old people in the village looked at the sky and sighed, "It looks like it's going to be very cold this winter!"Sure enough, on the eighth day of the lunar month, snowflakes floated in the sky, and the whole village was covered in silver and white. This little story confirms the accuracy of that proverb.
Of course, we must also realize that this proverb is not absolute. In real life, sometimes this proverb is not entirely accurate due to a variety of factors such as climate change. For example, in some years, there was no rain on the 28th day of the 10th lunar month, but heavy snow fell on the 8th day of the lunar monthIn some years, it rained on the 28th day of the 10th lunar month, but there was no snow on the 8th day of the lunar month. Therefore, when we refer to this proverb, we also need to judge it in light of the actual situation.
So, will it be cold this winter?There is probably no one definitive answer to this question. Because climate change is affected by many factors, including solar radiation, atmospheric circulation, ocean temperature, etc. These factors interact to influence the Earth's climate. Therefore, we cannot judge the temperature this winter simply by a proverb.
However, as the trend of global warming becomes more pronounced, what we can expect is that future winters may become colder. This is because global warming causes polar glaciers to melt and sea levels to rise, which affects changes in atmospheric circulation. In this case, the temperature in winter may be affected even more.
In short, the proverb "October 28 rains, Laba snow lights up" reflects the characteristics of China's winter weather to a certain extent. However, due to the effects of various factors such as climate change, we cannot simply judge the temperature this winter based on this proverb. In the face of a colder winter that may occur in the future, we should strengthen our awareness of environmental protection, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and jointly protect our home planet.
Conclusion: Through the above analysis, I believe you have a deeper understanding of the proverb "October 28 rain, Laba snow lights up". In this cold winter, let's pay attention to climate change and care for our planet. In the meantime, if you like this article, please don't forget to *** self account, we will continue to bring you more interesting topics and knowledge sharing!