What to wear to Yunnan in March?

Yunnan in March, wearing a thin coat and down jacket.

The average temperature in Yunnan Province is between 20℃ and 23℃ in July, and between 7℃ and 11℃ in March, and the annual temperature difference is generally only 10℃ to 12℃.

It is cooler in the morning and evening and hotter at noon, especially in winter and spring, and the daily temperature difference can reach 12℃ to 20℃. The seasonal and regional distribution of precipitation in the whole province is extremely uneven. There are obvious rainy and dry seasons. May to 10 is the wet season, and 85% of the rainfall is concentrated.

The dry season is 1 1 to April of the following year, and the precipitation only accounts for 15% of the whole year. The regional distribution of precipitation in the whole province varies greatly. In most places, the annual precipitation exceeds 2,300 mm, at least 547 mm, and in most areas, the annual precipitation is above 900 mm.

Climatic characteristics of Yunnan;

The climate in Yunnan province basically belongs to subtropical plateau monsoon type, with obvious three-dimensional climate characteristics, many types, small annual temperature difference, large daily temperature difference, clear dry and wet seasons, and abnormal vertical temperature change with terrain height. Northwest Yunnan has a cold climate, long winter without summer and short spring and autumn. The eastern and central parts of Yunnan belong to temperate climate, with four seasons such as spring and winter when it rains.

The south and southwest of Yunnan belong to the low-heat valley area, and some of them enter the tropical area south of the Tropic of Cancer, with long summer without winter and rainy to autumn. In a province, there are three climatic zones: cold, warm and hot. Generally, the temperature drops by 0.6℃ to 0.7℃ every time the altitude rises 100 m. There is a saying that there are four seasons in one mountain, ten miles in different days, and the scene is unique.