Tianjin Weather Guide

Located in the far north-eastern part of China, the city of Tianjin experiences hot summers, a fairly humid climate, and blasts of cold weather during the winter months. Tianjin is known to experience extremes in weather at times, including monsoon periods in the summer months.

 

Occasional sandstorms in Tianjin are by no means unheard of and arrive from the Gobi Desert, with other climatic influences including strong tidal air currents. July tends to be the wettest month in Tianjin, when you can expect heavy spells of rain, in between the sunny weather and hot days. The average precipitation levels in July are around 170 mm / 6.7 inches, compared to 60 mm / 2.4 inches in June and 155 mm / 6.1 inches in August.

 

Comes under the Mongolian high pressure influence in the winter, the climate is dryly and cold, summer then comes under the subtropical high influence, the burning hot and multi- rain, the warm multi- winds in Spring, the autumn is cool, the temperature is suitable. Therefore the spring, the autumn two seasons, is tours Tianjin$$s excellent season.