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Nanjing Weather

Allwondersoftheworld is here to provide you with information on Nanjing weather. Nanjing is one of the major economic centers of China and it is located at the heart of the Delta of the Yangtze River.
Nanjing essentially enjoys temperate climate because it lies in the zone, which lies under the direct influence of the East Asia Monsoon. In Nanjing one can enjoy all the seasons distinctly. Most of the year Nanjing enjoys hot and humid summers. The city of Nanjing is considered to be one of the "Three Furnaces", the other two being Wuhan and Chongging, all of which lies on the banks of the Yangtze River.
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The average temperature recorded in Nanjing averages 16 degree C, while the highest temperature recorded in the city was 43 degree C on the year 1934, while the lowest temperature recorded was - 16.9 degree C in 1955.
It has been observed that Nanjing experiences rainfall for 117 days in the year and records show that the average rainfall in the city is 1106. 5mm. The monsoon or the rainy season in Nanjing is during the months of June and July and it is known as Meiyu. The winter of Nanjing is also quite severe, as the temperature occasionally drops below freezing point especially in the months of December and January.


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