Weather in Jinhua and Kyoto

• All Year
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter

Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Jinhua generally experiences warmer temperatures than Kyoto throughout the year.

• Kyoto has discomfort temperatures in January, February, March and December, Jinhua only experience these in December.

• Jinhua sees higher maximum temperatures, particularly in July and August, exceeding 30°C, indicating potential discomfort due to heat, Kyoto sees high temperatures in July and August too.

• Both cities enjoy comfortable temperatures during the spring and autumn months.

Conditions

• In Jinhua, sunlight hours generally exceed those in Kyoto, particularly noticeable in the summer months like July, where Jinhua reaches 5.5 hours compared to Kyoto's 3.3 hours.

• Precipitation levels also vary, with Jinhua experiencing higher rainfall during the summer (June to August), while Kyoto shows a more consistent distribution of precipitation throughout the year.

• Overall, Jinhua tends to have more sun hours but higher precipitation during summer, indicating a humid subtropical climate, whereas Kyoto has a more temperate climate with a more balanced precipitation throughout the seasons.

Astronomy

• In comparing Jinhua and Kyoto, both cities experience their earliest sunrises in June, with Kyoto rising earlier at 04:43 compared to Jinhua's 05:02.

• However, Kyoto also has shorter day lengths in December, with only 9 hours and 50 minutes compared to Jinhua's 10 hours and 19 minutes.

• During the summer months, Kyoto has a longer day length of 14 hours and 28 minutes, surpassing Jinhua's longest day of 13 hours and 58 minutes, highlighting the more pronounced seasonal variations in daylight in Kyoto.

• Overall, while both cities share similar patterns in sunrise and sunset times, Kyoto experiences slightly more extreme variations in day lengths throughout the year.