Best time to visit Kaili

The best time to Kaili is in summer, when the climate is comfortable and there are many festivals and activities, especially in August. Kaili belongs to the subtropical humid monsoon climate. It has mild climate, pleasant seasons, with an average annual temperature around 16 ℃. In addition, half of the year is rain season of Kaili, and you need to take rain gear when you travel to Kaili.

 

Travel to Kaili in Spring

Spring begins from late March or early April, and ends in mid-June or late June, lasting for 90 days. Spring’s temperature rises quickly, but because of the frequent alternating warm and cold air, the temperature changes rapidly, often appearing cold spell in later spring. Spring rainfall is abundant, more rainy days; rainfall is about 400-500 mm, about one-third of the annual rainfall.

 

Travel to Kaili in Summer

Summer begins in mid or late June, and ends in late August or early September, lasting for 70 days or so. The temperature is high, and evaporation accounts for two fifths of the annual amount of evaporation. Rainfall is abundant, with an average rainfall of about 500 mm, accounting for one third of the annual rainfall.

 

Travel to Kaili in Autumn

Autumn begins in late August or early September and ends in November, lasting 80 days or so. Early autumn is hot, but very cold in late fall, and often appear windy and rainy weather.

 

Travel to Kaili in Winter

Winter begins in the mid or later November, and ends at late March or early April, continuing for about 140 days. Winter lasts for a long period, with frequent cold air activities and low temperature. It is mainly rainy days, less sunshine, often snow and frost. The city's average temperature is between 13.6 ℃ -16.2 ℃, and the highest temperature appears in the north and northeast is 16.2℃.

Climate Data Table for Kaili