Qinghai has a moderate and sunny weather since August 1, and the current high temperature is not suitable for crop growth.

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Since July 22, the northern part of Qinghai Province has continued to have hot and sunny weather, and the temperature in all areas has continued to rise. Especially on July 28, the temperature rise is the most obvious. There are 24 stations in the province with the highest temperature since July. As of July 28, the highest temperature in 22 stations in the province reached 30 °C or above, and the highest temperature in 7 stations exceeded 35 °C. Among them, the Golmud, Xiaozhaohuo, Lenghu and Nomuhong stations in the Qaidam Basin have maintained a maximum temperature of 30 °C for 7 consecutive days; Dachaidan, Qilian, Xining, Ledu, Ping An, Minhe, Xun The maximum temperature of the 10 stations of Huahua, Tongren, Guide, and Jianzha was maintained at 30 °C for three consecutive days. Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

The sunny weather benefits the harvesting, milling and drying of winter wheat in Minhe, Jianzha and Guide. However, continuous high temperature and hot weather, strong ultraviolet radiation, to a certain extent affect people's travel and outdoor work. In addition, due to the flowering-grouting period in most areas of spring wheat planted in Qinghai Province, dry hot and hot winds are prone to occur in high temperature and hot weather. At the same time, the continuous high temperature and hot weather has increased the evaporation of soil moisture and the transpiration of plants, which may lead to the emergence of dry elephants in eastern agricultural areas and other places, which will adversely affect the later growth of crops. Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

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Qinghai Provincial Meteorological Observatory predicts that the hot and sunny weather will last until August 1st. From the night of August 1st to the night of August 3rd, the province will usher in a precipitation weather process. Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

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