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Gumei Science Park has recently undergone a facelift.
Through an addition of meteorology devices and models, as well as science education display panels, the park is now Shanghai's first science and meteorology themed park.
Gumei Science Park is now transformed into Gumei Meteorology Science Park after a facelift project.
The park at 336 Gumei Road in Minhang District is now named Gumei Meteorology Science Park, covering an area of 9,800 square meters.
The renovation was jointly achieved by Gumei Subdistrict community committee and Minhang District Meteorological Service Bureau.
A mascot of the meteorology institute, an image portraying a cloud, and the mascot of Gumei Subdistrict, a figurine abstractly representing the Chinese character mei (美), stand shoulder to shoulder inside the park.
At a corner of the park a 7-meter-high giant thermometer towers above the ground. It is Shanghai's first subdistrict-level live forecasting temperature meter. Its surface shows the real-time temperature of Gumei. On top of it, an LED screen forecasts all kinds of warnings of haphazard weather conditions.
Along a jogging path, the 24 solar terms on the Chinese lunar calendar are introduced on notice boards, along with folk sayings from ancient Chinese people on the weather.
A resting space with a roof sculptured as a rainbow cloud was inspired from the optical phenomenon of the atmosphere, which in China carries a positive connotation of good luck.
The park also boasts diverse meteorological models, such as the armillary sphere used for astronomical observation, an abridged armillary for positioning heavenly bodies and a rain gauge for measuring the amount of rainfall, in ancient China.
Models of modern weather devices include weather satellite, thermometer screen, automatic weather station, meteorological aircraft, Doppler weather radar and sounding rocket.
A map in the park traces temperature changes in Shanghai over the past 150 years from 1873 to 2023. The average temperature of Shanghai sees an obvious rise starting from 1990s.
Visitors who are interested in meteorology can visit the nearby Gumei Library, Shanghai's first child-friendly meteorology themed library. Its collection on weather and climate covers meteorology science, the 24 solar terms, as well as prevention and protection against natural disasters.
漫步于大自然，抬头望着无垠的天空，你是否会产生这样的疑问——雨是怎样形成的？二十四节气有哪些特点？古人如何观天象测风云？……
在古美气象科普公园，这些疑问或许就能找到答案。近日，古美科普公园已改名为古美气象科普公园，并新增了趣味性的气象设备模型与科普展板，小小“气象角”让科学知识触手可及。古美气象科普公园位于古美路336号，总面积9800平方米，为
走上公园台阶，充满童趣的彩虹桥彩绘吸引了不少孩童的目光，缤纷的色彩给公园带来活力。
园内各个角落都融合了节气元素，在二十四节气健身步道，每一个节气标识牌上都标注了该节气的气候特点和民俗谚语，展现古人气候智慧。
如果走累了，快来这片“七彩祥云”下歇歇脚。七彩云是一种常见的大气光学现象，在中国传统文化中带着美好寓意。设计师以此为灵感，为市民构建了实用美观的休憩聊天空间。
想要穿越时光隧道，近距离观察古代气象“黑科技”吗？走进古代气象科普区，浑天仪、简仪、测雨台三大气象仪器模型，带你感受我国气象历史的源远流长。
了解完古人如何“玩转气象”，现在我们来到现代气象科普区，从气象卫星到百叶箱、六要素气象站，这些简易模型直观展现了气象学的飞速发展。
现代气象观测的“幕后小帮手”还有哪些？气象飞机、多普勒天气雷达、探空火箭……这些专业模型让孩子们在观赏中收获知识，在他们心中种下科学探索的种子。
这张上海一百五十年气温变化图记录了从1873年至2023年的上海平均气温，从图中可以明显看出自上世纪90年代起，平均温度明显上升，这是全球变暖趋势的最好佐证。可以说，这不仅仅是一条普通的温度变化曲线，更反映了上海百年来的冷暖和沧桑。
如果觉得没过瘾，不如去一街之隔的古美图书馆逛一逛。古美图书馆拥有全市首家气象科普特色儿童友好阅读新空间，新空间儿童图书藏书量高达15000册，新增气象科普特色馆藏230册，涵盖气象科普、二十四节气、防灾减灾、环境保护等方面。
空间内部配备有详尽的气象科普知识简介牌和二十四节气宣传翻转牌，同时设置了VR模拟器、雨雾投影、巨型温度计等趣味气象模型，方便孩子们感受不同的天气场景，并了解气象对日常生活的影响。
近年来，气象文化已在古美刮起一股旋风。古美图书馆与闵行区气象局已达成深度合作协议，将携手邀请气象领域内的专家，为儿童们开展气象前沿知识的普及活动，激发孩子们对气象科学的探索热情，拓宽其知识视野。
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Source: SHINE
Edited by Yue Shunshun
Reviewed by Fang Jialu，Shi Sijia，Xu Leibing（
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