The 24 solar terms are the crystallization of the wisdom of the ancient Chinese people. So, let’s take a look at what solar terms are there in June of the lunar calendar in 2022? Introduction to solar terms! June is a month close to autumn. After this month, autumn will officially arrive, and fruits and vegetables will gradually mature. For more information about the sixth lunar month, please visit Shuimo.com’s special topic on the sixth lunar month of 2022.What are the solar terms in June of the lunar calendar in 2022? Introduction to solar terms!The solar terms in June of the lunar calendar in 2022 are the Greater Heat and the Lesser Heat.The time of the Lesser Heat solar term in 2022 is: July 7, 2022, Thursday, Cancer (solar calendar); June 9, 2022, lunar calendar (lunar calendar) Lesser Heat is the eleventh solar term of the twenty-four solar terms, marking the end of the Wu month and the beginning of the Wei month in the Ganzhi calendar. When the Dipper points to Xin, the sun reaches 105 degrees of the ecliptic longitude, and the solar term falls on July 6-8 of the Gregorian calendar every year. "Shu" means hot, and "Xiaoshu" means a slight heat, not very hot. It means the weather is starting to get hot, but it hasn't reached its hottest point yet. Although Lesser Heat is not the hottest season of the year, it is followed by Greater Heat, the hottest solar term of the year. There is a saying among the people that "Lesser Heat and Greater Heat are like steaming above and boiling below." Many parts of my country have entered the season with the most thunderstorms since the beginning of the Lesser Heat. The dog days of summer usually occur between the Lesser Heat and the End of Heat, and are the hottest, most humid, and most sultry time of the year. Monsoon climate is the main feature of my country's climate. Influenced by the warm and humid air currents from the ocean in summer, many parts of my country are hot, humid and rainy. Although the sun is strong, the temperature is high, the humidity is high and there is a lot of rain during this season, the combination of rain and heat is beneficial to the growth of crops. The solar term of Dashu in 2022 is: July 23, 2022, Saturday, Leo (solar calendar); June 25, 2022, lunar calendar (lunar calendar) Great Heat, one of the 24 solar terms, is the last solar term in summer. Fifteen days after Lesser Heat, the Big Heat begins when the Big Dipper points to Wei. The sun's ecliptic longitude is 120°. The solar term falls on July 22-24 of the Gregorian calendar. "Shu" means hot, and the Great Heat refers to extreme heat. Compared with Lesser Heat, Greater Heat is hotter and is the hottest solar term in the year with the most sunshine. The "intermixing of humidity and heat" reaches its peak at this time. Climate characteristics of the Great Heat season: extremely high temperatures, frequent thunderstorms and typhoons. The Great Heat solar term falls around the middle of the three hottest days of the year, which is the hottest time of the year. During the Great Heat season, the sun is strong, the temperature is high, the humidity is high and there is a lot of rain. Although the heat and humidity are unbearable, it is very beneficial to the growth of crops, and crops grow fastest during this period. |
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