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Shijiazhuang weather forecast — today & tomorrow

30°

Mainly clear

High: 35° · Low: 26° · Feels like 36°

Rain expected around 11:00. Gusts up to 26 km/h.

Hourly forecast

Now 36% 30°
20:00 20% 30°
21:00 13% 30°
22:00 10% 29°
23:00 10% 28°
00:00 13% 28°
01:00 20% 27°
02:00 24% 27°
03:00 25% 27°
04:00 24% 27°
05:00 22% 27°
06:00 20% 27°
07:00 18% 27°
08:00 16% 28°
09:00 13% 29°
10:00 11% 31°
11:00 18% 32°
12:00 41% 33°
13:00 73% 32°
14:00 96% 31°
15:00 100% 31°
16:00 100% 32°
17:00 98% 31°
18:00 91% 30°

14-day forecast

  • Feels like
    40° / 32°
    Precipitation
    3 mm · 74%
    Wind
    11 km/h SE
    UV index
    7 · High
    Sun
    5:23 / 19:33

Details

Air quality
63 Poor
PM2.5 16 · PM10 16

Shijiazhuang's Climate

Shijiazhuang, the capital of Hebei province, lies on the North China Plain south-west of Beijing and has a monsoon-influenced humid continental climate (Köppen Dwa) with four distinct seasons. Summers (June–August) are hot and humid, with daytime highs usually 30–36°C and showers and thunderstorms concentrated in July and August, while winters (December–February) turn cold and dry, with many days below freezing as cold air spills down from Siberia. Spring is often dry and dusty with occasional dust storms, and autumn (September–October) is cool, clear and the finest time of year. Air quality tends to worsen in winter.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Shijiazhuang?

Autumn, from September to October, is best: cool, dry and gently sunny with clear skies, comfortable for sightseeing.

What are the hottest months in Shijiazhuang?

June and July are hottest, with daytime highs usually 32–36°C and high humidity during the rains that can feel oppressive.

When is the rainy season in Shijiazhuang?

Rain concentrates in July and August with the summer monsoon, accounting for most of the year's total in showers and thunderstorms.

Is Shijiazhuang cold and polluted in winter?

Yes, winters from December to February are cold and dry with many sub-zero days, and AQI often rises due to coal heating, temperature inversions and little rain.

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