What's the weather like in Huangshan in mid-August?

Accommodation: During the month of April-10 in Huangshan, there are many tourists and the accommodation is tight. You should stay in the mountains as early as possible or book in advance through travel agencies and hotel service companies, otherwise you will probably rent a coat and spend the night under the eaves. There are no residents on the mountain, and there is no hometown hotel where you can stay. Huangshan is short of drinking water, and there are only 2 bottles of cheap rooms.

Diet: Eating and shopping in scenic spots are very expensive. It is recommended to buy food at the foot of the mountain and bring mineral water up the mountain.

Dress: Huangshan belongs to the north subtropical humid monsoon climate, with four distinct seasons, mild climate and the same season of rain and heat. Young and middle-aged tourists are suitable for short-term travel to Huangshan in spring, summer, autumn and winter. They just need to dress on time and don't need to bring a lot of clothes. When they stopped, there were coats for rent at the main accommodation points. Because the elevation of the scenic spot is above 1600 meters and the temperature is 8- 10 degrees lower than that at the foot of the mountain, the elderly, the sick and the disabled and tourists who come to Huangshan in winter can bring more warm clothes than those who stay at home.

Safety: It is advisable to wear cloth shoes, rubber soled shoes and travel shoes for mountaineering, and it is forbidden to wear high heels and plastic sandals. There is a strong wind in Huangshan, and there are thunderstorms in summer. Not suitable for umbrellas, especially umbrellas with metal handles, which are easily struck by lightning. You can buy a portable plastic raincoat to wear. There are many stone steps and dangerous sections in Huangshan Mountain. When climbing a mountain, lean forward, especially when going downhill. Walking and watching on the way is distracting and easy to slip, so visitors should keep in mind the principle of "don't look at the scenery, don't look at it when walking".