Compare the climate of Urumqi and Hohhot.

Hohhot belongs to the semi-dry and semi-humid mid-temperate monsoon climate, which is characterized by less and uneven precipitation and drastic changes in temperature and warmth. Winter is long and cold, the coldest in June is 5438+ 10, and the lowest temperature is -25℃ to 30℃ or even lower. The temperature difference between day and night is large, sometimes reaching 20℃, so it is best to bring long-sleeved clothes even if you go to Hohhot in summer. Disastrous weather includes spring drought, sandstorm and winter blizzard (which basically does not affect the urban area).

From May to 10 every year, the climate is good and the temperature is suitable. It is better to go to the grassland from mid-July to early September. It's cool in autumn, and riding on the grassland is very interesting.

But the temperature difference in Hohhot will not be greater than that in Urumqi; Autumn in Urumqi is characterized by "wearing cotton-padded jacket in the morning and yarn in the afternoon, eating watermelon in the stove", and the temperature changes more violently in one day. Xinjiang has a long sunshine time and is more likely to turn black.

The continental climate in Urumqi is more obvious. It's cool when it's cold, and it's dry when it's hot. Personally, I think Hohhot is relatively more comfortable.