Wuhan Weather in September

Autumn in Wuhan starts in September. In the early part of September, it's still warm. In mid-September, it starts to cool down, and finally, in the last ten days of the month, it's quite cool. September as a whole is typically a month for transitioning from the rainy season to the dry season, and rainfall in September is less than that in the preceding months of the rainy season.

	Average Maximum	Average Minimum	Highest Maximum	Lowest Minimum
℃	32.47	23.23	38.00	15.00
℉	90.45	73.81	100.40	59.00

Sunny Days: 22 days
Cloudy Days: 5 days
Rainy Days: 2 days
Overcast Days: 1 day

What to wear and bring

Early September
Wuhan experiences continuous high temperatures in Early September; hence light tops, short skirts, and shorts are good to wear, suitable and breathable. One can carry a water bottle to stay hydrated, sunglasses, and a parasol against the sun.

Mid-September
There are more sunny days during this period, with the highest temperature being up to 34℃/93.2℉. It is a pleasant enough to wear T-shirts and dresses. And don’t forget to bring sunglasses when touring.

Late September
The weather situation is similar to that in early September. It is recommended that one wear some cool clothing like a vest, a skirt or lightweight pants. The temperature drops in late September. One can bring an extra long-sleeved shirt.

Activities and Festivals

The Mid-Autumn Festival usually takes place in the middle of September and this year's Qingchuan Mid-Autumn Festival Gala will be held in Wuhan. Visitors will soak up the ambiance of characteristic folk music, enjoy the charm of the full-moon evening. Visitors can tour Qingchuan Pavilion, climb to admire the moon, and overlook the Yellow Crane Tower under a bright moon and appreciate the beautiful scenery of the two rivers and the four banks.

Providing delightful scenes for countless visitors to Wuhan, the Yangtze River Bridge, also known as the First Bridge of the Yangtze River, is now considered a scenic highlight. Looking from the Yangtze River Bridge, one will see the magnificent view: up is a full moon shining in the sky; down, the waves of the river reflect the light tenderly, with the endless city skylines flanking both sides of the river.

By Mia Li
Web Editor