August in China
Summer begins in August with an average decrease of temperature decreases slightly super hot just warm. It is still a great time to visit China. There are no national holidays in August, so you'll be able to travel to the masses during the October holidays, Chinese New Year or holidays occur.
Beijing: Average high temperature is 29.4C, average low temperature is 20.2C, and the average number of rainy days is 13.2.Shanghai: Average high temperature is 31.6C, average low temperature is 24.7C, and the average number of rainy days 9.9 . Guangzhou: Average high temperature is 32.4C, average low temperature is 25C, and the average number of rainy days is 16.4.Guilin: Average high temperature is 32.9C, average low temperature is 24.3C and the average number of days with rain 15.4.
A visit to China in August – Pros:
Chinese National Day means no less than other months.August domestic tourism in the north is generally a dry month, so there's less chance of sodden on the Great Wall.
A visit to China in August – Disadvantages:
It is hot, no doubt about it. If you are a cool weather person and uncomfortable in damp, then perhaps it would be better to wait until a cooler months, like August October.Late beginning of the season typhoons along the southern coast sees so it's possible you can be pretty wet in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Xiamen.
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