Qinghai

17.5°
Sunny·17.5° / -9.6°·8 cities·🔥 Hottest · Haidong

7-day forecastQinghai

Today10/30 17.5° -9.6°
Sat10/31 17.6° -8.9°
Sun11/1 14.9° -7.3°
Mon11/2 16.6° -9.3°
Tue11/3 13.4° -6.2°
Wed11/4 12.5° -8.6°
Thu11/5 13.6° -11.3°

Life indicesfrom the province-wide high and low; see a city page for local values

Clothing
Cool

A jacket, trench coat or light sweater

Big day–night swing, so carry an extra layer

Cold risk
High

Adjust layers through the day, drink warm fluids, rest well

Why: a day–night swing above 12°, cold nights

UV
Moderate · 4

A hat and sunscreen when out for long

Exercise
Good

Great conditions for any outdoor exercise

OutlookA clear drop from Wed, about 5° below today, so have a coat ready. Rain on Mon; the other days suit going out.

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 Huangnan with 49.9 mm.

Temperature map8 monitored districts

City temperature ranking8 cities

Qinghai highs ease 3.5°C by October 30, 2026

Yushu is Qinghai’s warmest city on October 30 at 17.6°C, while Guoluo is coolest at 13.7°C, a narrow 3.9°C spread. Haidong reaches 17.5°C and Huangnan 16.7°C, with Haibei and Haixi near 14°C. The province has light rain in Yushu, sunny weather in Haidong and Haixi, and cloudy conditions elsewhere.

Rain is confined to Yushu. The seven-day outlook shows cooling by about 3.5°C, from a peak high of 17.6°C to 13.2°C. Light to medium layers should work across the province, with an extra layer for Guoluo, Haibei and Haixi; rain protection is useful in Yushu.

Compiled daily by Tempscape from the day’s temperature readings; not an official forecast or warning.

City-level temperature ranking for Qinghai on 2026-10-30. The provincial high is about 17.5° and the low about -9.6°, with conditions mainly sunny. This page compares 8 monitored cities with a seven-day trend. Updated daily; informational only, not an official warning.