China Weather Shenzhen: Kiwi Newcomers’ No-Sweat Plan
Shenzhen weather is not Auckland weather with better dumplings For a Kiwi arriving in Shenzhen, the first weather shock often happens before you have even found your flat, sorted your SIM card, or worked out why your new mate says “just scan it” every five minutes. You step outside after breakfast: hot. You walk ten minutes: properly sticky. Then, by late afternoon, the sky goes dark, rain belts down, and your carefully chosen canvas shoes become little wet sponges. That is China weather Shenzhen in a nutshell: warm, humid, fast-changing, and not especially interested in whether you packed sensibly. ...