What Is a Hot Blast?
Hot wind is a natural phenomenon and refers to the general term of wind with characteristics of high heat and low relative humidity.
Hot air
(natural phenomenon)
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- Chinese name
- Hot air
- Definition
- Wind with high heat and low relative humidity
- For example
- Wind or extreme foehn in summer desert areas
- Positioning
- One of the main meteorological disasters in agricultural production
- Hot wind is a natural phenomenon and refers to the general term of wind with characteristics of high heat and low relative humidity.
- A general term for winds characterized by high heat and low relative humidity, such as summer desert winds or extreme foes, also refers to winds that feel warm.
- Hot wind is one of the major meteorological disasters in agricultural production, mainly harming wheat, and in some areas it will also harm cotton, corn, rice and other crops. Hot and dry wind is related to drought, but it is different from drought. It is a comprehensive meteorological phenomenon of high temperature and low humidity accompanied by a certain amount of wind. Often due to the sudden rise in temperature, sudden drop in humidity, dry heat at day and night, and the strengthening effect of wind, wheat has a large amount of transpiration and water loss, water supply and demand imbalance, and normal physiology. The activity was damaged or suppressed, causing wheat to be harmed or even forced to die in the short term. It was terrible.