Wuhan Weather in August

Wuhan Weather in August

In August, the temperature of Wuhan often goes over 30℃ / 86℉. Along with the high humidity, it is hot and muggy everywhere. In this regard, travelers to Wuhan may want to prepare summer clothes.

Average Maximum Average Minimum Highest Maximum Lowest Minimum
35.29 26.97 38.00 23.00
95.52 80.55 100.40 73.40

Sunny Days: 21 days
Cloudy Days: 5 days
Rainy Days: 4 days
Overcast Days: 1 days

What to wear and bring

Early August
Light clothing, such as Hawaiian shirts, shorts and sundresses, is thoroughly encouraged at this early part of August. All precautions against the powerful ultraviolet rays from the sun must be taken. Such preparations may come in a great variety, including a sun hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.

Mid-August
The temperatures in mid-August are very high. Short-sleeved shirts that are light and breathable, long skirts that are flowing and lightweight are recommended. A water bottle filled with water is good to carry while one goes outside for hydration. One will need sunglasses and an umbrella while going out.

Late August
Wuhan experiences continuous high temperatures in late August; hence light tops, short skirts, and shorts are good to wear, suitable and breathable. Nevertheless, one needs to carry a water bottle to stay hydrated, sunglasses, and a parasol against the sun.

Touring Wuhan in August

Despite the heat and humidity of August, many tourists still flock to Wuhan in August. The Hubei Provincial Museum is an indoor scenic spot that is strongly recommended.It has a vast collection of cultural relics, which allows visitors to gain a deep understanding of China's rich history, surpassing many other similar museums. One more to be named is the Hubei Art Museum, which holds its own because of the evident charm in every direction. Here, tourists can also see many lifelike sculptures.

In addition, there are many other famous tourist attractions. The top ones are the Yellow Crane Tower, East Lake, and Hubu Alley, among many others. The Yellow Crane Tower is one of China’s four famous towers, known for its colourful history and culture. East Lake is the largest lake within the city of Wuhan-the waterscapes here really show themselves off as one strolls or boats amidst them. Hubu Alley is the old commercial street of Wuhan with a long history. It is lined with numerous ancient-style buildings where you can find a variety of delicious local delicacies.

By Mia Li
Web Editor
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