San Francisco temperature

The temperature in San Francisco can be divided into four main seasons: summer, autumn, winter and spring.

Summer is a relatively warm season, and the temperature is generally between 20 degrees Celsius and 25 degrees Celsius, but sometimes it may exceed 30 degrees Celsius. In summer, you can see many local residents wearing light clothes and enjoying outdoor activities.

The temperature in autumn and spring is close, generally between 15 degrees Celsius and 20 degrees Celsius. The weather in these two seasons is very pleasant, neither too hot nor too cold. In autumn and spring, you can see the leaves gradually change color and form beautiful scenery.

In winter, the temperature is relatively low, generally between 10 degrees Celsius and 15 degrees Celsius. However, due to the maritime climate in San Francisco, the winter here is usually wet and cold, not dry and cold. In winter, you can see local residents wearing heavy coats and scarves and enjoying the winter scenery of the city.

Temperature characteristics in San Francisco

1, maritime climate: The climate of San Francisco is influenced by the maritime climate of the Pacific Ocean, with steep terrain and a lot of precipitation. This climate feature is the main reason for the changeable weather in San Francisco.

2. Steep terrain: The geographical location and terrain of San Francisco make the temperature change greatly. In urban areas, the temperature may be very high, while in the surrounding mountainous areas, the temperature may plummet and may be accompanied by precipitation.

3. Precipitation diversity: Due to the steep terrain and maritime climate in San Francisco, the precipitation here shows great diversity. On some days, the city may experience downpours, while on other days, the sky may be clear and cloudless.

4. Summer is relatively warm: Although the climate in San Francisco is mild, the temperature in summer is usually higher than other seasons. This makes summer one of the most pleasant seasons in San Francisco.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-San Francisco.