Lianyungang, China Weather Forecast

As of 12:50 PM
Now · 12:50 PM
Windy 25°
Windy · Feels like 22°

Rain likely after 1 PM — 85% chance. Tomorrow’s high 22°.

Rain in the next hour

High
26°
Low
20°
Rain
85%
Sunset
5:28 PM

Next hour

Minute by minute
Drizzle

Drizzle, holding at 25° through 1 PM.

Light rain now, continuing for the next hour.

Feels like
23°
Wind
19 km/h SE
NESW
Rain chance
50%
Humidity
64%

Hourly

  1. Now Cloudy 26° 15%
  2. 1 PM Drizzle 25° 50%
  3. 2 PM Cloudy 25° 0%
  4. 3 PM Cloudy 25° 0%
  5. 4 PM Cloudy 24° 15%
  6. 5 PM Cloudy 24° 0%
  7. 6 PM Cloudy 24° 15%
  8. 7 PM Showers 23° 65%
  9. 8 PM Showers 23° 65%
  10. 9 PM Heavy rain 21° 85%
  11. 10 PM Heavy rain 20° 85%
  12. 11 PM Showers 21° 65%
  13. 12 AM Cloudy 21° 0%
  14. 1 AM Cloudy 22° 15%
  15. 2 AM Cloudy 21° 15%
  16. 3 AM Cloudy 21° 0%
  17. 4 AM Cloudy 20° 0%
  18. 5 AM Cloudy 19° 0%
  19. 6 AM Cloudy 18° 0%
  20. 7 AM Cloudy 18° 0%
  21. 8 AM Mostly cloudy 19° 0%
  22. 9 AM Cloudy 20° 0%
  23. 10 AM Cloudy 20° 0%
  24. 11 AM Cloudy 20° 0%

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10-day forecast

Full 10-day
  1. Today Heavy rain Heavy rain 85% 20° 26°
  2. Sun 18 Cloudy Cloudy 15% 17° 22°
  3. Mon 19 Drizzle Drizzle 65% 15° 19°
  4. Tue 20 Drizzle Drizzle 65% 12° 16°
  5. Wed 21 Partly cloudy Partly cloudy 0% 9° 15°
  6. Thu 22 Clear Clear 0% 8° 18°
  7. Fri 23 Mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy 0% 14° 18°
  8. Sat 24 Clear Clear 0% 15° 21°
  9. Sun 25 Cloudy Cloudy 15% 16° 21°
  10. Mon 26 Showers Showers 65% 14° 20°
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Today’s details

Wind 30 km/hSE · gusts 45
Humidity Comfortable
UV index Low
Air quality Moderate
Dew point17°Sticky
Pressure1013mb · steady
Visibility20km
Sun 6:10 AM – 5:28 PM11h 18m of daylight

About Lianyungang weather

Lianyungang is in Lianyungang Shi, China at 34.60°, 119.22°. Right now it’s 25° and windy; today’s high is 26° with a 85% chance of rain.

China's immense size encompasses nearly every climate zone on Earth, from the tropical south to the subarctic northeast, and from the moisture-rich Pacific coast to the arid deserts of Central Asia. The East Asian monsoon system is the dominant weather driver, bringing warm, moist air from the Pacific and Indian Oceans in summer and cold, dry air from the Siberian interior in winter. This creates dramatic seasonal reversals across much of the country.

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