Qinghai
17.5°7-day forecastQinghai
Life indicesfrom the province-wide high and low; see a city page for local values
A jacket, trench coat or light sweater
Big day–night swing, so carry an extra layer
Adjust layers through the day, drink warm fluids, rest well
Why: a day–night swing above 12°, cold nights
A hat and sunscreen when out for long
Great conditions for any outdoor exercise
OutlookA clear drop from Mon, about 10° below today, so have a coat ready.
Computed by Tempscape from published banding schemes, for reference only; see the methodology page.
The province’s hottest day of 2026 so far was Xining at 34.1° on Aug 9; the coldest Haibei at -23.2° on Jan 28; the wettest city this month is Guoluo with 7.9 mm.
Temperature map8 monitored districts
City temperature ranking8 cities
Qinghai faces a cooler seven days from 2026-11-12
Haidong has Qinghai's highest daytime temperature at 17.5°C, while Guoluo is coolest by daytime high at 6.4°C. The difference is 11.1°C, a marked contrast between cities despite sunshine in both. Xining reaches 13.9°C, placing its sunny afternoon below the warmth in Haidong.
Huangnan has a sunny high of 13.4°C. Haixi reaches 7°C and Yushu 7.1°C, also in sunshine, leaving these two cities close together and much cooler than the warmest locations. Qinghai's lowest temperature falls to -12.6°C, so the afternoon highs tell only part of the clothing picture.
The seven-day trend is downward by about 4.3°C. The period's highest temperature reaches 17.6°C, while its lowest high is 8.1°C. Plan on warmer clothing as temperatures ease, with removable layers for the milder afternoons. Keep a substantial outer layer available for the colder hours rather than choosing clothing on sunshine alone.
Compiled daily by Tempscape from the day’s temperature readings; not an official forecast or warning.
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City-level temperature ranking for Qinghai on 2026-11-12. The provincial high is about 17.5° and the low about -12.6°, with conditions mainly sunny. This page compares 8 monitored cities with a seven-day trend. Updated daily; informational only, not an official warning.