Temperatures and rain are seasonal averages with a small day-to-day wobble, not a live feed. Verify the forecast 3–5 days before departure.
How to read the plan
The plan mixes seasonal city patterns with sample day-by-day conditions, then layers your comfort preference on top. Top and Outer change with the temperature swing. Shoes and Backups only appear when rain or wind gets in the way.
Building your plan
Pick your start and end dates, choose a destination city, and tell us whether you usually feel the cold or the heat. The tool produces a day-by-day clothing plan with temperatures, rain likelihood and a packing checklist.
About the data
This first version uses seasonal averages and clearly labelled sample conditions, not a live weather feed. Check the forecast again 3 to 5 days before departure and adjust layers for real conditions. Always pack a light, removable outer layer; indoor heating in winter and air conditioning in summer are stronger than outdoor temperatures.
The #1 packing mistake: assuming one wardrobe fits all of China. Harbin in January and Sanya in July are worlds apart — let the plan follow your actual cities and dates.