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Climatic conditions in China |
| Being a huge country, China experiences varied climatic conditions across the year. The summers are unbearably hot while the winter remains bitter cold. Autumn and Spring are generally the best season to visit China as the temperature remains moderate ranging between 68F to 75F during this time of the year. Rainfall is also limited during this period. Due to favorable weather conditions in the month of September the ancient and valuable paintings of the Beijing Palace Museum are displayed. |
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The period between April to October remains quite warm. The summer months, ranging from June to the end of August, can get unbearably hot with the temperature going well above 72F especially in Wuhan, Tianjing, Chongqing and Nanchang, collectively referred to as the "four furnaces of China". Generally speaking, China experiences most of its rainfall in the summer season, as a result of which wet days can be expected in the summer season.
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Light raincoats, rubber/plastic shoes, and umbrellas are a must for those who plan to visit China during the summer months. The northern part of China experiences incredibly cold climatic conditions in the winter months. The charming Harbin Winter Ice Lantern Festival is held during this time of the year. No matter at which point of time a visitor drops in at China, he/she will always be welcomed with charming scenery and happenings throughout the vast land of China.The climatic conditions of China vary from region to region with the major part of China experiencing a temperate climate.
In March Beijing remains quite chilly, often windy, and occasionally dusty. Cool to warm weather is experienced in the interior of China during this period. The mountain regions get all the more cold during this time of the year. High temperature accompanied by high humidity is experienced in Shanghai and Hong Kong during the months of May/June.
During winter, the north central part of China, that is, Beijing and Xian experiences less snow and rain during winter. South central China experiences hot and humid summer with less rainfall while the winters are shorter and cooler. Hot and dry summer and long and cold winter characterizes Northeast China. Xinjiang experiences severe climatic conditions.
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