Hiroshima Weather in September

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Season: Early autumn

Hiroshima weather in September is still hot, although the temperature slightly decreases to 22-28℃ (71.6-82.4℉) averagely. To late September, it can be cool and pleasant. September is a high month of typhoons in Hiroshima. Accidental typhoons bring more rainfall, while the humidity remains high as 68%. Except the typhoon days, it is mostly sunny. Short-sleeve clothes are OK to wear in Hiroshima in September, and a thin coat can be topped during late days.

 

Averages for Hiroshima Weather in September

Temperature: 25°C / 77°F
High Temperature: 28°C / 82.4°F
Low Temperature: 22°C / 71.6°F
Humidity: 68%
Rainfall: 165 mm
Rainy Days: 10 days
Sunrise: 05:43 ~ 06:04
Sunset: 17:56 ~ 18:35

Clothes to Wear in Hiroshima in September

As September remains somewhat hot in Hiroshima, short-sleeve shirts are still proper to wear. Other suitable clothes include T-shirt, cropped pants, and light casual pants. To late September, a thin outwear is needed for the lower temperature, like a thin coat, hoodie, or thin knitwear. A folded umbrella, raincoat, or other rain gears should be prepared in case of raining days.
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Top Places to Go in Hiroshima in September

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Museum of Contemporary Art is worth a visit for a local arts safari. For a foodie who is fond of local cuisine, Wood Egg Okonomiyaki Museum is a great place to learn everything about Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, including its history and how to cook it. Miyajima is always a popular destination in Hiroshima with the world cultural heritage Itsukushima-jinja Shrine, which possesses a giant torii on sea. To mid-September, Serakogen Dahlia and Chrysanthemum Festival starts; thus, one can admire the natural charm of dahlia and chrysanthemum at Serakogen Farm.
 

Tips

1. As sunshine is still strong in September in Hiroshima, sunscreen is a necessity.

2. Keep an eye on the local weather forecast to avoid typhoon days on your Hiroshima tour.
- Last updated on Aug. 30, 2023 by Nancy He -