Weather in Zhuhai

Planning your day in Zhuhai? In this section, you will find the most up-to-date weather information, including detailed forecasts, current data, and useful charts.

The climate of Zhuhai is classified as humid subtropical, ensuring warm weather for the city throughout most of the year. Noticeable seasonal variations occur here, yet even the winter months remain quite mild, making Zhuhai an attractive destination for those who prefer to avoid severe cold.

Two main seasons can be distinguished in Zhuhai. Summer, lasting roughly from May to September, is characterized as hot and humid. Average maximum temperatures during this period often reach and exceed 30°C. Winter, from December to February, is conversely mild and relatively dry, with average temperatures around 16-17°C and minimal rainfall, especially in December, which data shows to be the driest month.

A distinct feature of Zhuhai's climate is a pronounced period of frequent rains, falling in late spring and summer. The highest number of rainy days is observed from May to September, peaking in June and August (up to 26 days per month). This means travelers should be prepared for frequent, though not necessarily torrential, precipitation during these months. Spring and autumn are comfortable transitional seasons when temperatures are pleasant, and the number of rainy days gradually changes.

The temperature regime in Zhuhai demonstrates a clear change of seasons, yet is distinguished by the absence of severe cold, making its climate attractive year-round. The hottest month is July, when the average air temperature is 29.3°C. During this period, daytime highs often reach 31.3°C, while nighttime temperatures stay around 27.2°C. Similar temperatures are observed in June (average 28.7°C) and August (average 28.9°C). The coolest month is considered January with an average temperature of 16.4°C, a minimum nighttime temperature of about 13.3°C, and a daytime maximum of up to 19.5°C. December is also among the cool months, with an average temperature of 16.8°C.

The summer period in Zhuhai, which lasts approximately from May to September, is characterized by high temperatures and significant humidity driven by frequent precipitation. Average daily temperatures in these months confidently exceed 27°C, and in the peak summer months (June, July, August) approach 29°C. During the day, the air warms up to 30-31°C, which, combined with high humidity, creates a sultry weather sensation. Nights also remain very warm, with temperatures rarely falling below 25-27°C, providing comfortable conditions for evening walks, barring potential rains.

Winter in Zhuhai, covering December, January, and February, is distinguished by mildness and the absence of severe frosts. Average temperatures during these months vary from 16.4°C in January to 17.8°C in February. During the day, the thermometer usually rises to a comfortable 19-21°C, and drops to 13-15°C at night. Freezing temperatures are extremely rare for this region. Diurnal temperature fluctuations in the winter months are slightly more pronounced than in summer and can be around 6°C (for example, in January the difference between the average maximum and minimum temperature is 6.2°C). In summer, this difference is smaller, about 4°C, indicating more stable temperature readings throughout the day.

Zhuhai observes distinct seasonality in precipitation distribution throughout the year. The city experiences a pronounced wet season followed by a drier period, which is important to consider when planning a trip. Understanding these patterns will help you better prepare for weather conditions.

The greatest amount of rainfall and rainy days falls in the period from May to September. This is the wet season in Zhuhai. The wettest month is August, when an average of 11 mm falls. In terms of rainy days, June and August lead the way – each counting about 26 days with precipitation. July (24 days), September (22 days), and May (21 days) are also characterized by frequent rains. Judging by the total volume of precipitation distributed over a large number of days, rains during this period are most often not too intense or short-lived, but regular.

The dry season in Zhuhai lasts approximately from November to February. During this time, the probability of rain decreases significantly. December is the driest month: the average rainfall is close to zero (about 0 mm), and the number of rainy days is minimal – only about 3. January and November are also distinguished by low rainfall (1 mm each) and a small number of rainy days (4 and 6 respectively). Transitional months, such as March, April, and October, demonstrate a gradual change in precipitation amounts and the frequency of rainy days, bridging the wet and dry seasons. Snow is uncharacteristic for Zhuhai due to the mild climate.

When planning a trip to Zhuhai, it is important to consider the local climate features to make your vacation as comfortable as possible. Regardless of the time of year, comfortable shoes for walking around the city will be your best companion. Also, do not forget sunscreen and a hat, as the sun can be active even in the not-so-hot months. Given the variability of the weather and the difference between day and evening temperatures, especially in transitional seasons, it is always useful to be able to dress in layers.

The summer months in Zhuhai, roughly from May to September, are characterized by hot and humid weather. Average temperatures during this period range from 27°C to almost 30°C, and the number of rainy days reaches a maximum – up to 26 days in June and August. Therefore, light, breathable clothing made of natural fabrics, shorts, and t-shirts must be in your suitcase. Be sure to grab an umbrella or a light raincoat, as the likelihood of getting caught in the rain during these months is quite high, although precipitation may be frequent rather than very intense.

Winter in Zhuhai, from December to February, is mild, with average temperatures around 16-18°C. Precipitation is minimal at this time. For this season, a light jacket or sweater, jeans or trousers, and long-sleeved shirts are suitable. Evenings can be cool, so a warm layer of clothing will not go amiss. In the transitional seasons – spring (March-April) and autumn (October-November) – the weather is most pleasant but also requires layering: it can be warm during the day, becoming fresher by evening. A light windbreaker or cardigan will be very handy.