Is it cold in Fuzhou?

Fuzhou is located on the southeast edge of Eurasia, bordering the Pacific Ocean in the east, and has a typical subtropical humid monsoon climate. Summer is long and winter is short, with little frost. Except for mountainous areas with higher altitude, the frost-free period in most areas is more than 300 days. Fuzhou is rich in climate resources, with suitable temperature, abundant rainfall and evergreen seasons.

Fuzhou often rains in spring, and the temperature changes greatly, which is the rainy season with the most in a year. There are spring rains (March-April) and plum rains (May-June). During the spring rain, the weather is hot and cold, and in some years, there will be strong convective weather such as late spring cold and hail. Summer is dominated by sunny and hot weather, which is the most concentrated period of geothermal thunderstorm, tropical storm and typhoon activities in Fuzhou. In autumn, the sky is clear, the sun is abundant and the climate is pleasant. In winter, there is generally less rainfall and lower temperature, but there is no severe cold.

The lowest temperature in Fuzhou in winter is above 0 degrees, and the average lowest temperature is above 8 degrees. It should be said that it is not very cold.