What's the temperature in Guangzhou in April?

There is no cold air, and the temperature in Guangzhou in April is 19℃-26℃.

As a typical coastal area, the weather in Guangzhou is similar in April every year, with an average temperature of 26℃ during the day. 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 09℃. It is recommended to wear short suits, T-shirts, thin jeans, casual clothes, professional suits and other comfortable clothes made of single cotton and linen fabrics.

Guangzhou is located in the Pearl River Delta, bordering the South China Sea, and has remarkable maritime climate characteristics. Both the ocean and the mainland have obvious influences on the climate in Guangzhou. The annual average temperature in Guangzhou is between 265,438 0.5℃ and 22.2℃, and there are abundant rainwater resources. The annual average precipitation is more than 1800 mm, and the annual precipitation days are about 150 days.

Guangzhou characteristic resources

The cultivated crops in Guangzhou are characterized by the transition from tropical to subtropical, which is one of the richest fruit tree resources in China, including tropical, subtropical and temperate three categories, 4 1 family, 82 genera, 174 species and varieties, and more than 500 varieties. It is the center of the origin and type formation of litchi, longan, wampee and olive. Vegetables are famous for their high quality and variety, including 15 and127,370 varieties.

Flowers include fresh cut flowers (fresh cut flowers, fresh cut flowers leaves and fresh cut flowers branches), potted plants (potted plants, bonsai and bedding plant), ornamental seedlings, edible and medicinal flowers, industrial and other flowers, lawns and seedlings. In recent years, more than 3000 traditional varieties and new varieties have been introduced, developed and utilized. There are many kinds of grain, cash crops, livestock and poultry, aquatic products and wild animals, among which Zengcheng Simiao rice is the first protected variety in Guangzhou to obtain geographical indications.