Aksu Region: Cotton is currently in its peak blooming period, and frequent rainfall alleviates the adverse effects of early high temperatures
This week, the Aksu region is still dominated by intermittent rainfall and the weather is relatively cool.
After experiencing the first “extended version” of high temperature weather this year in late July, the rainy days have become so pleasant. While enjoying the cool weather, many people are still worried about whether the high temperature will return? Yang Hu, director of the Aksu Regional Meteorological Observatory, said that on August 2, it will be cloudy and sunny in various parts of the Aksu region, including Wushi County and Keping County in the west and north. There will be light to light rain intermittently in some villages (towns) near the mountainous areas of Wensu County and Baicheng County. There will be moderate rain in the mountainous areas of Wensu County and Baicheng County. The easterly wind will be level 3-4. The temperature will not change much and the relative humidity will be 40 —70%; August 3-4, it will be cloudy, with light showers in most of the Aksu region, moderate to heavy rain in the western and northern mountainous areas of Keping County, Wushi County, Wensu County and Baicheng County, and easterly wind Level 3-4, the temperature does not change much and the relative humidity is 40-65%.
Yang Hu reminded: Cotton is currently in its peak flowering period. The recent precipitation has alleviated the adverse effects of the early high temperature weather. It is recommended that cotton farmers adjust the irrigation and chemical control time according to weather conditions, and at the same time strengthen branch pruning work to keep cotton fields moist and warm. Ventilation and light transmission ensure the steady growth of cotton.
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