Wetter in Dali (Erhai) im November

Lijiang-forum threads on late-November conditions describe daytime readings as still reasonably comfortable, though posters call the back half of the month noticeably cooler than early November, evenings turning genuinely raw given the elevation. Regulars recommend a proper down jacket for anyone visiting mid-to-late November, temperatures at night and sometimes even during the day requiring real warmth. Posters describe conditions as generally not very wet, precipitation dropping off compared to the summer monsoon months. Regulars call October and early November the more favored stretch for clear scenery, late November already sliding toward the sharper end of autumn. Posters recommend layering regardless of the specific date, temperature swings between day and night genuinely significant. Regulars call the old town and surrounding views worth the trip across the full autumn stretch. The record: 18.1C days feeling like 16C, 3.7C nights, a low 67 percent humidity and 9.2 hours of sun.

Yunnan forum posters generally rate October as a pleasant month for Dali - sunny and warm by day, with a light jacket needed once the sun drops in the evening. Early October can still run a bit cool and cloudy with occasional rain, a holdover from the tail end of the wet season, so several posters suggested mid-to-late October both for milder weather and to skip the crowds and high prices of China's National Day holiday week. Overall it's considered comfortable layering weather rather than either extreme.

Forum posters describe April across Yunnan (Dali included) as one of the better months overall, though genuinely cold mornings and evenings persist alongside comfortable daytime warmth - temperature swings of roughly 8-18C within a single day are commonly cited, with winter-weight layers, gloves and a cap recommended for early/late hours even as daytime sportswear or a light jacket suffices. Posters name June through September as the region's rainy season, meaning April sits comfortably in the drier part of the year, with early May and late September named as similarly favorable low-rain windows. Posters note Yunnan's elevation varies significantly city to city, so conditions can shift meaningfully even within the same itinerary depending on altitude.