Alabama - Kalman
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2022-09-09 14:53:12
Alabama - Kalman
Alabama - Kalman
Cullman knows how to do it right when it's fun. It kicks off the season with Wing Street in Depot Park, which features a flanking cooking, kids' area, music, chicken-themed games, and a tent for watching Alabama and Auburn football games. But the highlight here is Oktoberfest. Home to one of the best cities in the state, this small town attracts thousands of people to enjoy car shows, live music, enter or watch 5K and 10K races, watch the Miss Oktoberfest beauty pageant, and enjoy traditional German food and locally brewed beer， sports fitness .
climate
The climate is mild, humid and rainy, and it is a subtropical rainy climate type. The annual average temperature is 17°C, 16°C in the northern mountainous area and 19°C in the southern seaside. The highest temperature in summer can reach 38 ℃, and there is snow in the northern mountains in winter. The annual precipitation is 1300 mm. Precipitation in the south is more abundant, up to 1600 mm. The distribution of the four seasons is relatively even. The growing season is long, 200 days in the north and 300 days in the south. It is sometimes damaged by tornadoes between March and April every year, and sometimes damaged by hurricanes in late summer.
hydrology
The largest river in Alabama is the Alabama River, which flows from north to south and is 507 kilometers long. There are two major tributaries flowing from north to south, converging north of Montgomery, the capital, the Cousa River to the west and the Tarapsa River to the east. The Tennessee River enters from the northeast corner, forms a large meander, and exits from the northwest corner of the state. There are many dams in the northern part of the state.
landform
Alabama's terrain generally slopes from northeast to southwest. The average altitude is about 150 meters. Qihuo Mountain in the northeast, with an altitude of 734 meters, is the highest peak in the territory. The outline of the state is a rectangle that is long from north to south and narrow from east to west. Only a small pot-shaped area in the southwest corner protrudes due south, connecting with the Gulf of Mexico, and can go to sea.
