Temperatures in some areas in Hainan expected to drop to 7°C and below

After only a few days of sunshine and rising temperatures, the temperature in Hainan is expected to drop again. 

At 10:00 on December 11th, the Hainan Provincial Meteorological Bureau issued a level three cold warning.

Affected by cold dry air, it is expected that temperatures in some towns and cities in counties of Baisha, Qiongzhong and Danzhou will drop to as low as 7°C or below from the night of the 12th to the morning of the 13th.

Temperature in some cities and counties in Hainan expected to drop to 7°C and below
Temperature in some cities and counties in Hainan expected to drop to 7°C and below

It is expected that in the coming week, that the whole of Hainan Province will be affected by the cold spell. The good news is that it’s expected to remain sunny and dry.

From the 11th to the 13th, lowest temperature will be in the range of 6°C – 11°C in the central mountainous and inland areas of the northwest, and 12°C – 17°C in other areas.

The highest temperatures will be around 20°C – 22°C in the northern, central and eastern regions, and 23°C – 25°C in the western and southern regions.

From the 13th to the 16th, the lowest temperature will be in the range of 8°C – 12°C in the central mountainous and northwest inland areas, and 13°C – 17°C in other areas. 

The highest temperature is expected to be around 18°C – 20°C in the northern, central and eastern regions, and 21°C – 24°C in the western and southern regions.

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