What's the weather like during the National Day in Beijing? Is it suitable for enjoying the moon?

Today, Beijing can't send the National Day to enjoy the moon. It happens that we are going on holiday. Friends who plan to visit Beijing can pay attention to the weather in Beijing on 1 1 month/day to avoid lying in hotels every day when they come to Beijing. What's the weather like in Beijing on National Day this year?

What's the weather like in Beijing during the National Day in 2020?

It is reported that there was light rain in Beijing from the night of September 30th to the morning of June 65438+1 October 1 Sunday, and the rest of the National Day (June 65438+1October18) was mainly sunny to cloudy. Generally speaking, the meteorological conditions during most holidays in Beijing are more conducive to people's holidays.

Affected by two cold air streams, northerly winds of Grade 3 and 4 occurred in Beijing during the daytime from June/KLOC-0 to June 2. From the night of 654381October 3 to the day of1October 4, the northerly wind is about 4, and the wind is not strong at other times. Visibility is generally good during this period, with the highest temperature of 19-22 during the day and the lowest temperature of 8- 14 at night.

According to the Beijing Meteorological Department, the weather in Beijing 10 1 is fine at night, which is suitable for enjoying the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival. From June 65438+1 October1to April 4, there were more northerly winds with grades 3 and 4, and the weather was dry. People should pay attention to wind and fire prevention. The temperature is low in the morning and evening, so we should pay attention to keep warm in outdoor activities.

What are the holy places to enjoy the moon in Beijing?

1. The Summer Palace, the most royal place to enjoy the moon. Artistic conception: "The sea is changing, and the bright moon is in the sky" (the park is open from 6: 30 to 20: 00, and an appointment is required)

Beihai Park is the most suitable place for small parties to enjoy the moon. Artistic conception: "Look at the glow of autumn moon through its crystal pane?" Behind her closed casement, why is she still waiting? (Park opening hours: 6:30-2 1:00, by appointment)

3. Shichahai, the most romantic and petty-bourgeois moon-viewing resort. Artistic conception: "On the willow tip moon, people meet after dusk."

4. Yuetan Park is the most ceremonial place to enjoy the moon. Artistic conception: "Beijing is full of eternity to Yumenguan" (the opening time of the park is 6:30-2 1:30, and an appointment is required)

5. Lugou Bridge, the most literary place to enjoy the moon. Artistic conception: "At that time, the bright moon was there, and I once returned according to the colorful clouds."

6. Baihua Mountain is the most poetic place to enjoy the moon. Artistic conception: "Take my shadow and let the three of us, until, holding up my cup, I asked the moon."

7. Miao Feng is the most homesick place to enjoy the moon. Artistic conception: "He knows that the dew will be frost tonight and how bright the moonlight will be at home!" "

Wanshun Pavilion in Jingshan is the most popular place to enjoy the moon. Artistic conception: "The bright moon hangs in the autumn sky, and the brilliance is wet" (the opening time of the park is 6:30-2 1:00, and an appointment is required).

9. Taoranting Park, the most childhood moon-watching resort. Artistic conception: "When the moon is unknown, it is called the plate" (the park is open at 6:00-2 1:00, and an appointment is required).

10. The most scientific and technological scenic spot to enjoy the moon-Beijing Ancient Observatory. Artistic conception: "Yu Ling Dong Hua, Chang 'e comes from the shadow". (Astronomical moon observation time: 19:00-2 1:00, by appointment)

How time flies! It's the Mid-Autumn Festival in a blink of an eye. Like a horn to go home. Every year, you will be reminded to reunite with your relatives, eat moon cakes, drink osmanthus wine and enjoy the moon. This year, you might as well take your family to another place to enjoy the moon. You're back!