June 14Th Cotton Weather: In Early June, Part Of The Cotton Began To Bud &Nbsp; Suitable Weather Early News.

According to the National Meteorological Center, most parts of Xinjiang, the Yellow River and Yangtze River were in the fifth true leaf period in early June 2010, and some cotton began to bud. The northwest part of the country has good temperature and good soil moisture, which is conducive to the growth of cotton and other crops. The temperature of the eastern part of North China and Eastern Huang Huai is slightly lower and the sunshine conditions are better, but the rainfall is relatively small, and drought occurs in some areas, which is unfavorable for seedling growth. In the middle of the western part of Huang Huai, there were many fine weather in the middle of the last ten days, and heavy precipitation appeared in late ten days, which was conducive to the growth of spring sowing crops. Jianghuai and Jianghan were mainly sunny to cloudy weather in the middle and early period of the Jianghan period, which was beneficial to the growth of seedlings. However, during late ten days, heavy rainfall occurred and most of the soil was wet.

In the next 10 days, the main rainfall areas are located in the south of the Yangtze River, Southern China and Guizhou. The rainfall is generally 50~120 millimeters, with 150~260 millimeters in some areas. The rainfall in most areas is 3~5 or more than that in the same period of the same year. The rainfall in most parts is 1~2 times higher than that in some parts of the country. Rainfall in North China and Northeast China generally has 5~15 millimeters, and 20~40 millimeters in some areas. In the next 10 days, the average temperature in the northwest, North China and Northeast China will be about 1 degrees higher than that in the same period.