Good morning, friends, everyone! Is it colder today than yesterday, and on the way to work, I feel that my fingers are almost frozen, and my face is like a knife in the cold wind. Personally, I feel that this year is much colder than last year! In a blink of an eye, it is the eighth day of November, and whether it is cold or not this winter has always been the focus of attention of many friends, and the agricultural proverb of the eighth day of November seems to reveal the special climate of this winter.
The eighth day of November is the traditional date of the Chinese lunar calendar, and it is also an important time for farmers to observe the weather and predict the winter climate. On the eighth day of November this year, some old agricultural proverbs seem to hint at the special climate of this winter.
"On the eighth day of November, the winter solstice": This agricultural proverb means that if it is sunny on the eighth day of November, the weather on the winter solstice will be very cold. This means that temperatures will be cooler than usual throughout the winter.
"The eighth day of November, the rainy winter solstice": Contrary to the previous agricultural proverb, if the eighth day of November is rainy, then the weather on the day of the winter solstice will be warmer. However, this does not seem to be the case this year, as the weather forecast is for cooler than usual winters.
According to the forecast of the meteorological department, this year's winter will be a cold winter once in 60 years. This is because the melting of the Arctic ice is accelerating, leading to an increase in temperatures in the Arctic, which affects the global climate system. In this case, the cold air will move more south, making the continent cooler than usual in winter.
Impacts of climate change: The onset of cold winters is closely linked to global climate change. In recent years, the trend of global warming has become more and more obvious, and this winter's cold winter phenomenon is an extreme weather event. It also reminds us that climate change has become a global problem that requires the joint efforts of all countries to solve it.
Impact on agricultural production: Cold winters will have a huge impact on agricultural production. Low temperatures may cause frost damage to crops and reduce yields. At the same time, low temperatures will also lead to the extension of agricultural production time, affecting farmers' income and livelihood.
In the face of a cold winter that occurs once in 60 years, we need to take a series of measures to deal with it.
Strengthen the management of agricultural production: The government should strengthen the support and management of agricultural production, provide agricultural technical guidance, and help farmers cope with the impact of low temperature frost damage.
Improving energy supply capacity: Cold winters will increase energy demand, and the government should prepare for energy supply in advance to ensure a stable energy supply.
Strengthen environmental awareness: The emergence of cold winter is closely related to global climate change, and each of us should strengthen environmental awareness, reduce carbon emissions, and contribute to mitigating climate change.
The agricultural proverb on the eighth day of November hints at the special climate of this winter, and the arrival of a cold winter once in 60 years has a huge impact on agricultural production and people's lives. We should strengthen the management of agricultural production, improve energy supply capacity, strengthen environmental awareness, and jointly meet the challenges of cold winter. Only in this way can we better adapt to climate change and achieve sustainable development.