Xinyang

Xinyang is a prefecture-level city in southeastern Henan territory, People's Republic of China, the southernmost authoritative division in the region. Its populace was 6,109,106 as per the 2010 enumeration, and 1,230,042 of them lived in 2 urban regions, Pingqiao and Shihe. The prefecture-level city of Xinyang has an aggregate land region of 18,819 square kilometres. The city is situated in the southernmost piece of Henan Province, on the south bank of the Huai River.

It outskirts the urban communities Zhumadian toward the north and Nanyang toward the northwest, and the areas of Anhui and Hubei toward the east and south separately. The locale where Xinyang is found is viewed as a subtropical region and the Dabie Mountains cover a large portion of its domain. Xinyang has a storm impacted, four-season muggy subtropical climate,with chilly, sodden winters, and sweltering, sticky summers. The long stretches of April through June here are marginally cooler than a great part of whatever remains of the territory.

The month to month 24-hour normal temperature ranges from 2.2 °C in January to 27.4 °C in July; the yearly mean is 15.31 °C. The yearly precipitation is simply over 1,100 millimeters, and near 66% of it happens from May to September. With month to month percent conceivable daylight running from 38% in March to 47% in four months, the city gets 1,974 hours of splendid daylight yearly; January through March are the cloudiest months.