The best time to travel to Beijing

Beijing is located on the edge of North China Plain, with an annual average temperature of 1 1.8℃, an average temperature of -4.6℃ in the coldest month and 26. 1℃ in the hottest month. Beijing has shorter spring and autumn seasons and longer winter, with an average annual precipitation of 644 mm.

Beijing is a city with four distinct seasons. It is hot in summer and cold in winter. The climate is mild in spring and autumn, but it is windy and dusty in spring. There have been sandstorms in spring in recent years. Therefore, only autumn is the golden season with cool weather and pleasant climate in a year. The best travel time is 5438+00 in May, September and June every year. May is one of the richest seasons in Beijing's literary life, and there are often international performances, such as the annual Heineken International Jazz Festival.

Beijing in winter also has unique charm. Skating in Beihai, watching the snow in Xishan and serving a pot of steaming mutton hot pot are the fun of visiting Beijing in winter. Of course, when you come to Beijing this season, don't forget to bring thick cotton-padded clothes and down jackets.

Newspapers, radio stations and TV stations in Beijing all have weather forecast columns and explanations, so please pay attention. You can also dial 12 1 to provide the weather forecast in English and Chinese for the day and the next day.