
Season: Winter

In Short: Yichang weather in February is transitioning from winter the spring but remains cold. Both snowfall and rainfall can be expected. The diurnal temperature is great. The spring is around the corner at the tail of February.
How Cold is Jinan in February?

Average Temperature: -1℃ - 9℃ (30 - 48℉)

Recorded Highest Temperature: 21℃ (70 Degrees Fahrenheit)

Recorded Lowest Temperature: -13℃ (9℉)
Jinan climate in February 2026 sees ups and downs in temperature. The climate is transitioning from cold winter to spring through it generally remains cold. The lows range from -7 - 10℃ (19 - 50℉) and highs fluctuate between 0 - 20℃ (32 - 68℉). The beginning is still characterized by frigid winter, even colder than January, but temperatures will rise in the middle to end of the month when the diurnal temperature range is considerable, typically 8°C (46℉) - 12°C (54℉). On sunny afternoons, the highest temperature can reach 15°C (59℉), but it drops to around 0°C at night. However, after the warming up, a rapid drop is possible. People may experience 2 - 3 cold days after the short-lived warmth.
Does it Snow in Jinan in February?

Average Precipitation: 15mm

Humidity: 14 - 60%
Jinan sees relatively little precipitation in February. 1 – 4 snowy days can be anticipated in February. Occasionally, rainfall and sleet happen in late February when temperatures go up. Snowfall is mostly light to moderate and snow accumulation is not thick and melt quickly due to rising daytime temperatures. Continuous heavy snowfall was rare. The humidity is pretty low, especially on sunny days. The dry weather can even cause chapping on the lips and skin, and static electricity on clothing.
Daylight Hour & Sunshine Hour

Sunrise time: 06:43 – 07:13

Sunset time: 17:37 – 18:04
February’s days gradually lengthen, with sunny days dominating the month. Sunshine hours are over 6 hours per day and sunlight is plentiful but not offending. The soft light makes it ideal for sightseeing.
Pros and Cons of Visiting Jinan in February
Pros
February is off-season for tourism in Jinan, so attractions are not packed with tourists which is perfect for photography enthusiasts as crowd-free scenic photos can be captured. If snow falls in February, the ancient buildings of
Baotu Spring are blanketed in white, the gushing springs swirl with mist, and the plum blossoms bloom in late February — all uniquely winter spectacles. Besides, February always coincides with the Spring Festival and Lantern Festival, offering a perfect opportunity to experience the festive atmosphere. During the Spring Festival,
Daming Lake and the Baotu Spring scenic area host lantern festivals, along with traditional performances.
Cons
The climate is the biggest drawback. February is cold, with a sharp temperature swing between day and night, making it easy to catch a cold. The dry air can cause dry skin and sore throats. Furthermore, boat cruises may be suspended and Daming Lake’s vegetation is withered, making the scenery less appealing.
What to Wear in Jinan in February?

Clothes: Wear layers to keep yourself toasty. A down coat is a must and a woolen coat works for warmer days. A thick sweater and thermal underwear are the must-have.

Shoes: Winter boots with thicker socks.

Others:
1. Make sure to pack your winter accessories like a warm hat, a pair of gloves, and a scarf.
2. Bring your body lotion and lip pomade to resist the dry weather.
3. Take a portable charger as your phone will loss much battery on cold days.
What to Do in Jinan in February?
Attend Lantern Fairs at Spring Parks
A trip to Jinan wouldn’t be complete without visiting the springs. During the lantern festival, the spring parks have more special things to offer. Baotu Spring, Daming Lake and Wulongtan Park are decorated with the most beautiful and giant lanterns in different shapes which are lit at 18:00. Various folklore performances like lion dances and stilt walking captivate travelers to experience the magic of the festival.
If outdoor sightseeing makes you freeze, the Shandong Museum is not only a perfect escape from the cold but also a cultural experience not to be missed. The provincial museum houses many national treasures and its exhibition about the city’s spring culture offers insights into the historical origins of its nickname, “City of Springs.” If rainy or snowy weather ruins your plan, the Shandong Museum is the first choice to adjust your itinerary.
Travel Tips
1.Plan your outdoor activities at noon and indoor activities in mornings and evenings to keep yourself away from cold.
2. There is a water intake point at
Black Tiger Spring Park where you can collect spring water to have a taste.
- Last updated on Nov. 28, 2025 by Gabby Li -