When does Xi 'an resume classes?

After165438+1October 27th, Baqiao District and Chang 'an District resumed classes one after another, on the afternoon of 28th, parents of primary and secondary schools in Qujiang New District, Yanta District, beilin district, High-tech Zone, International Port Area and other districts received notices to resume classes one after another.

However, many schools in Economic Development Zone, Aerospace Base and weiyang district still need to adhere to online courses.

In addition, schools in all districts and development zones that have resumed classes or are about to resume classes continue to carry out online teaching. It is understood that the resumption of classes requires schools to make their own judgments according to whether there are high-risk areas and students in each campus, report them to the epidemic headquarters of each district for judgment, and then notify them by the education department. For example, if there are high-risk areas around the school, you need to continue taking online classes.

Xi 'an Plain belongs to warm temperate zone and semi-humid continental monsoon climate, with four distinct seasons: cold, warm, dry and wet. Winter is cold, windy, foggy and less rainy and snowy; Spring is warm, dry, windy and the climate is changeable; Summer is hot and rainy, drought is prominent, and there are many thunderstorms and strong winds; Autumn is cool, the temperature drops rapidly, and the autumn rain is obvious.

The annual average temperature is 13.0℃~ 13.7℃, the coldest is 1.2℃ ~ 0.0℃, the hottest is 26.3℃~26.6℃ in July, and the annual minimum is -2 1.2℃ (. The annual precipitation is 522.4 ~ 7 19.5mm, increasing from north to south.

July and September are two obvious precipitation peak months. The annual sunshine hours are1646.1~ 2114.9 hours, and the dominant wind direction varies from place to place. Xi 'an is the northeast wind, Zhouzhi and Huxian are the west wind, Gaoling and Lintong are the northeast wind, and Chang 'an is the southeast wind.

Lantian is a northwest wind. Meteorological disasters include drought, continuous rain, rainstorm, flood, urban waterlogging, hail, gale, dry hot wind, high temperature, lightning, dust, fog, haze, cold wave and low temperature freezing injury.