Shenyang's Climate
Shenyang is the capital of Liaoning province in northeastern China, set well inland with a humid continental monsoon climate and sharply contrasting seasons. Winters (November–March) are long, dry and very cold, usually below freezing and often plunging to -15°C or lower under Siberian winds, with snow and ice. Summers (June–August) are warm and humid, typically 26–30°C, and carry most of the year's rainfall as showers and thunderstorms. Spring and autumn are short, fast-changing transitions, with autumn being dry, cool and the most comfortable stretch of the year.