What's the weather like in Xinjiang in September?

The temperature in Xinjiang in September is more suitable.

The average temperature in Xinjiang in September is 13℃~23℃. The average temperature during the day is 23℃, and the temperature difference between day and night is large. It is recommended to wear cool and breathable clothes such as cotton and linen shirts, thin skirts and thin T-shirts. The average temperature at night is 65438 03℃. It is recommended to wear warm clothes such as suits, jackets, coats, suits and thin sweaters.

In summer, the temperature in Xinjiang is very high during the day and it will not be very cold at night. However, because Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is located in the northwest border of China, the temperature difference between morning and evening is relatively large, and the temperature will be lower in some places because of the strong wind, such as Bayinbuluke. In July and August, if it rains, you need to wear cotton-padded clothes at night. Be sure to keep warm and bring a thicker sleeping bag.

September is the tourist season in Xinjiang;

September is the tourist season in Xinjiang, but compared with July and August, the number of tourists has decreased. At this time, there are few tourist attractions, so it is easier for tourists to enjoy the beautiful scenery and enjoy themselves more.

September is a good time to travel to Xinjiang. The climate is suitable, the sky is blue, the scenery is charming, there are relatively few tourists, and it is more comfortable to play. However, it should be noted that September is a windy season in Xinjiang, with many sandstorms. Visitors should pay attention to protecting their eyes and respiratory tract. At the same time, the climate is dry, so tourists should drink more water and apply moisturizing cream.

Xinjiang has a dry climate, and September is no exception. At this time, the climate is dry and the humidity in the air is very low. Visitors should pay attention to hydrating, drinking more water and applying moisturizing cream.