Abstract:The observation data of Suzhou from December 12, 2011 to August 13, 2012 was used to discuss the turbulence characteristics of different seasons and typical weather processes. Results show that: the diurnal variations of momentum fluxes, sensible heat fluxes and latent heat fluxes are obvious in different season in urban area. The average and maximum values of each flux in summer are higher than those in winter and spring,and the maximum sensible heat fluxes in summer is 160.2 W·m-2. The latent heat flux accounts for about 40%-45% of the sensible heat flux, which proved that sensible heat plays a greater role in urban surface energy balance than latent heat. Precipitation and vegetation coverage affect surface energy balance, especially affecting the distribution of surface heat between sensible heat and latent heat. During the process of high-temperature weather, the sensible heat flux increases significantly, and its peak value is about 1.93 times the summer average. Although the heat is sufficient, the latent heat flux is significantly reduced due to less water vapor. It is about 60% of the summer average. There are two peaks of u spectrum and w spectrum in the low frequency region, which shows low-frequency processes contribute to the turbulence development of complex underlying surface. During the process of typhoon, the momentum flux is large and the change is fast, the sensible heat transport is weak, the latent heat transport is fluctuating and the strong upwards and downwards exchanges exist. The w spectrum in inertial subzone basically does not meet the "-5/3" law, it moves to the high frequency area. This may be related to the complex ascending or sinking airflow inside the typhoon.