Nanning is very hot.

Guangxi is hotter than Fujian not because the inland of Guangxi is relatively dry.

Guangxi is also a coastal province. In terms of humidity, Guangxi is no worse than Fujian. Guangxi is just facing the southwest monsoon, which brings a lot of water vapor from Southeast Asia.

The reason why Guangxi is hotter than Fujian is that its latitude is low. The Tropic of Cancer passes through Guangxi and receives more heat from direct sunlight. The higher latitudes in Fujian receive less solar heat than those in Guangxi, and the climate in the northern hemisphere gets colder as it goes north.

The farther south, the hotter it gets, so in terms of accumulated temperature, Guangxi is greater than Fujian, but Beihai is located along the coast of Guangxi, with a flat terrain, which will be cooler than the inland of Guangxi, but not cooler than Fujian.

The change of heat is not directly related to water vapor and humidity, but to spatial position and topographic factors.

The summer in Beihai will be longer. In some years, you can wear short sleeves in 65438+February, which belongs to subtropical monsoon climate. The climate is characterized by high temperature and rainy summer. I wonder if this is the damp heat that the landlord said?