Hottest places in China by maximum mean temperature
Top 31 places in China with the highest annual temperature.
| Place Name | Annual Mean Max Temp (°C/°F) | Days per year above 25°C (77°F) | Highest temp. In last 10 years (°C/°F) | Hottest month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hainan | 28.9 / 84.02 | 271 (74.25%) | 41.0 (2020) | June (33.48°C/92.26°F) |
| Guangdong | 25.89 / 78.6 | 232 (63.56%) | 38.0 (2013) | August (32.39°C/90.3°F) |
| Guangxi | 25.06 / 77.11 | 204 (55.89%) | 38.0 (2019) | August (32.2°C/89.96°F) |
| Jiangxi | 23.5 / 74.3 | 175 (47.95%) | 44.0 (2015) | August (34.08°C/93.34°F) |
| Fujian | 22.81 / 73.06 | 181 (49.59%) | 38.0 (2020) | August (31.17°C/88.11°F) |
| Yunnan | 22.45 / 72.41 | 148 (40.55%) | 35.0 (2016) | May (27.08°C/80.74°F) |
| Zhejiang | 21.8 / 71.24 | 168 (46.03%) | 41.0 (2016) | August (32.83°C/91.09°F) |
| Hubei | 21.56 / 70.81 | 172 (47.12%) | 39.0 (2013) | August (31.91°C/89.44°F) |
| Hunan | 21.35 / 70.43 | 171 (46.85%) | 40.0 (2016) | August (32.02°C/89.64°F) |
| Anhui | 21.07 / 69.93 | 181 (49.59%) | 42.0 (2018) | August (32.36°C/90.25°F) |
| Henan | 20.78 / 69.4 | 192 (52.6%) | 42.0 (2015) | July (33.06°C/91.51°F) |
| Shanghai | 20.46 / 68.83 | 166 (45.48%) | 39.0 (2016) | August (31.84°C/89.31°F) |
| Jiangsu | 20.26 / 68.47 | 174 (47.67%) | 39.0 (2016) | July (31.0°C/87.8°F) |
| Hebei | 20.1 / 68.18 | 213 (58.36%) | 44.0 (2016) | June (34.23°C/93.61°F) |
| Chongqing | 19.91 / 67.84 | 137 (37.53%) | 38.0 (2014) | August (29.9°C/85.82°F) |
| Sichuan | 18.98 / 66.16 | 146 (40.0%) | 37.0 (2010) | August (29.29°C/84.72°F) |
| Guizhou | 18.79 / 65.82 | 139 (38.08%) | 33.0 (2015) | August (27.17°C/80.91°F) |
| Tianjin | 18.25 / 64.85 | 211 (57.81%) | 41.0 (2019) | July (32.2°C/89.96°F) |
| Shandong | 18.2 / 64.76 | 187 (51.23%) | 39.0 (2016) | July (30.92°C/87.66°F) |
| Beijing | 18.02 / 64.44 | 209 (57.26%) | 43.0 (2018) | July (32.53°C/90.55°F) |
| Shaanxi | 16.53 / 61.75 | 136 (37.26%) | 37.0 (2014) | July (28.99°C/84.18°F) |
| Shanxi | 15.47 / 59.85 | 127 (34.79%) | 37.0 (2016) | July (28.48°C/83.26°F) |
| Gansu | 14.03 / 57.25 | 137 (37.53%) | 37.0 (2013) | July (26.71°C/80.08°F) |
| Liaoning | 13.74 / 56.73 | 128 (35.07%) | 38.0 (2015) | July (30.03°C/86.05°F) |
| Ningxia | 13.32 / 55.98 | 101 (27.67%) | 34.0 (2017) | July (26.82°C/80.28°F) |
| Qinghai | 11.86 / 53.35 | 113 (30.96%) | 34.0 (2016) | July (24.84°C/76.71°F) |
| Jilin | 9.26 / 48.67 | 109 (29.86%) | 35.0 (2014) | July (27.16°C/80.89°F) |
| Inner Mongolia | 9.15 / 48.47 | 117 (32.05%) | 37.0 (2017) | July (28.89°C/84.0°F) |
| Xinjiang | 6.68 / 44.02 | 76 (20.82%) | 28.0 (2015) | July (20.77°C/69.39°F) |
| Heilongjiang | 6.26 / 43.27 | 77 (21.1%) | 35.0 (2014) | July (25.86°C/78.55°F) |
| Tibet | 3.91 / 39.04 | 76 (20.82%) | 20.0 (2020) | July (13.48°C/56.26°F) |
Temperature Graph (°C)
This chart shows the average high temperatures of the top 10 hottest places in China.
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