Will it snow in Ningbo?

Yes.

It can snow in Ningbo in winter and spring. But Ningbo, Zhejiang Province has a subtropical monsoon climate, which belongs to the south. Unlike the north, it has snowy weather. The south is generally wet and cold, and it also rains in winter, making it wet and cold, unlike the north where it is dry and cold. Therefore, the climate type determines that there is less snow in Ningbo, but there is also the possibility of snow.

Ningbo’s climate characteristics:

Ningbo is located in the Ningbo Plain, with a moderate latitude, a subtropical monsoon climate, mild and humid, and four distinct seasons. The multi-year average temperature in Ningbo City is 16.4℃. The average temperature is the highest in July, which is 28.0℃, and the lowest in January, which is 4.7℃.

The frost-free period in Ningbo is generally 230 to 240 days. The average annual precipitation is about 1,480 mm, with May to September accounting for 60% of the annual precipitation. The average annual sunshine hours are 1850 hours.

Ningbo has four distinct seasons, with winter and summer lasting four months and spring and autumn only about two months. If the average temperature is greater than 22°C, it is summer, the average temperature is less than 10°C, it is winter, and the temperature between 10 and 22°C is spring and autumn. Generally speaking, spring starts in the sixth quarter of March, summer begins in the first quarter of June, and summer begins in September. Autumn begins in the sixth lunar month, and winter begins in the sixth pentad of November.

The crop growth period lasts 300 days. The annual average precipitation is 1480mm, and mountains and hills are generally 30% more than plains. The main rainy seasons include spring rains with plum rains from March to June, typhoon rains and autumn rains from August to September. The precipitation in the main flood season from May to September accounts for 10% of the whole year. 60%.