**meteorological**
In this category, we'll dive into a variety of topics related to meteorology, including climate change, weather forecasting, basic concepts of meteorology, and its impact on daily life. You'll find the latest weather data, expert insights and analysis, and news related to global and local climate. Whether you are a casual reader interested in weather change or a professional looking to learn more about meteorological science, we are committed to providing valuable content to help you better understand this important topic. Stay tuned and let's explore the vagaries of nature together!
Is 50% humidity enough in Taiwan? In fact, this value is already a comfortable limit for most people. If you are in an air-conditioned room or have sensitive skin, it is recommended to use a humidifier to maintain 50-60% humidity to keep your skin hydrated and breathe smoother!
Facing the severe challenges of Taiwan’s typhoon season, greenhouse typhoon prevention is crucial! Strengthen the structure, select wind-resistant building materials, and conduct regular inspections and maintenance to ensure that the drainage system is unobstructed. In addition, strengthen plant fixation to reduce wind disaster losses. Let us work together to build a sturdy greenhouse and protect the hope of a good harvest!
Clouds are the most beautiful transformation of water around us! Did you know? It is actually one of the three forms of water: gas. Under the sunlight, water vapor rises and condenses, turning into ever-changing clouds that dot Taiwan's sky. They also bring precious rain, nourishing our land and nurturing abundant life.
During the Jingzhe period, spring comes back to the earth, which is a good time to maintain health and nourish the body. At this time, the diet should be mild and nourishing, avoiding coldness. It is recommended to consume foods rich in protein and fiber, such as spring bamboo shoots, spring vegetables, chicken, etc., to promote metabolism and improve physical strength. At the same time, consume a moderate amount of vitamin-rich fruits, such as citrus and strawberries, to supplement nutrition and enhance immunity. Remember, only by eating a balanced diet can you welcome the energy and vitality of spring.
Jingzhe is not just a solar term but also a symbol of nature’s awakening. Dormant animals awaken, the earth comes back to life, and all things revive, all containing vigorous vitality. This is not only a change in climate, but also a reminder for us to face the new season positively and welcome a new beginning. Only by grasping the vitality of Jingzhe can we reap rich rewards in spring plowing. Let us feel this vigorous vitality together and welcome the arrival of spring.
Fog and precipitation seem to be related, but they are actually different. Fog is tiny water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the air near the ground and is not a precipitation process. Precipitation requires water droplets or ice crystals to reach a certain mass and overcome air resistance before they can fall to the ground. The conditions for the formation of fog are different from those for precipitation, so fog is not precipitation. Understanding the difference between fog and precipitation can help us more accurately predict the weather and understand atmospheric phenomena.
