Is the temperature 18 to 26 degrees suitable for rafting?

Look at the water temperature, about 25 degrees is just right, 18 degrees is a little low, so you can choose the time. Generally, about 25-27 degrees is suitable for drifting, because it is directly proportional to the human body temperature. In addition, rafting is generally suitable for summer. If you must go, you'd better take some medicine or more clothes and so on.

When it comes to drifting, it is always related to summer. Temperature and precipitation are the key factors affecting the drift. It can't drift when it's cold, and it can't drift when there is less water. If you encounter heavy rain, lightning and other weather, you cannot drift. Generally, the rainy season ends in July and August, and after entering the midsummer season, it will usher in the best drifting season of the year.

When the temperature difference between the air temperature and the water temperature at the drifting point is above 10℃, and the daily maximum temperature rises above 35℃, it is more suitable for drifting. It is best to change into long-sleeved trousers when drifting, because the water surface will reflect sunlight, which will damage the skin by double ultraviolet rays, and the water droplets on the body will also have the function of concentrating light. In this case, the skin is particularly prone to sunburn.

It is also important to choose shoes when drifting. It is best to wear sandals or cloth shoes with good wrapping, such as slippers and high heels. Also, it is best not to carry glasses, mobile phones and other items when drifting. Finally, if you encounter local strong convective weather such as short-term heavy rainfall and lightning during drifting, you should go ashore in time to prevent being attacked by lightning or flash floods.