Qinzhou's Climate
Qinzhou is a coastal city in Guangxi in southern China, sitting beside the Gulf of Tonkin, with a monsoon-influenced humid subtropical climate. Summers (May–September) are hot, humid and wet, with daytime highs typically 31–34°C, and the city is directly exposed to typhoons and tropical depressions from the South China Sea, while winters (December–February) are mild and relatively dry, with warm days of 18–22°C but cold snaps dropping to 8–12°C when the northeast monsoon arrives. Spring and autumn are pleasant transitional periods with high humidity and frequent coastal fog.