What's the weather like in Shanghai in winter?

Shanghai belongs to the northern subtropical monsoon climate, with the same period of rain and heat, abundant sunshine and rainfall. The climate in Shanghai is mild and humid, with an extreme maximum temperature of 40.8℃ (2065438+August 7, 2003) and an extreme minimum temperature of-12.1℃ (189365438+10/0. Spring and autumn are shorter, winter and summer are longer, and the annual average temperature is about 65438 06℃.

The frost-free period is about 230 days, and the average annual rainfall is about 1 100 mm, but 60% of the rainfall in a year is concentrated in the flood season from May to September. There are three rainy seasons in the flood season: spring rain, plum rain (generally starting in mid-June and ending in early July) and autumn rain, with the largest average rainfall in June.

The climate in Shanghai is characterized by distinct seasons throughout the year. Winter and summer are long, and spring and autumn are short. Winter is about 1 17 days, summer is about 1 17 days, and spring and autumn add up to about 13 1 day, and spring is slightly longer than autumn. Shanghai has a subtropical maritime monsoon climate, with an annual average temperature of about 65438 06℃, the highest in July and August, and a monthly average temperature of about 28℃. 1 the lowest, about 4℃ per month. The annual precipitation is about 1 100 mm, and the annual average number of thunderstorm days is 30. 1 day, with little snowfall. There is no cold in winter and no heat in summer, so you can travel all year round, and spring and autumn are the best tourist seasons.