Historical weather data, all-time temperature records, and monthly climate averages for Huaibei, Anhui, China. Explore typical weather conditions by week for trip planning, and see how today compares to the historical record.
April 4th in Huaibei sits squarely in spring transition territory, with 66 years of data pointing to an average high of 65° and a low of 44°. The date has seen a 45-degree swing in its extremes — from a freezing 32° in 1990 to a balmy 77° back in 1974. There's about a 1-in-4 chance of rain today, but snow is essentially off the table.
Huaibei's climate doesn't mess around at the extremes — the city has cooked at 103° in August 1966 and shivered at -7° in February 1969, a 110-degree spread across its recorded history. A single June day in 2000 dropped nearly 6.8 inches of rain, and a February 1964 storm buried the city under 7.2 inches of snow.
Huaibei follows a classic humid continental pattern: scorching summers peak late July around 89°, while early January is the time to bundle up with average highs of just 43°. The rainy season arrives in force mid-July, averaging nearly 3 inches per week. If you're planning a visit, May and September offer the most comfortable temperatures in the 79–80° range with far less rainfall.