Is the climate in Ningbo suitable for northerners?

The climate in Ningbo is not suitable for northerners. Ningbo is located in the subtropical humid monsoon climate zone, with mild and humid climate and four distinct seasons. Affected by Mongolian high pressure and Siberian cold air in winter, the weather is dry and cold. Summer is controlled by the Pacific subtropical high, the southeast wind prevails, and the weather continues to be sunny and hot. Therefore, winter in Ningbo will make northerners who are used to the warm climate feel wet and cold, while summer will feel uncomfortable because of sultry weather. Ningbo, a city with a long history, can be traced back to Hemudu culture. As early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Gou Jian, King of Yue, established Zhang Ju City here. During the Qin Dynasty, Ningbo County was subordinate to Zhang Ju County, Zhi County, Yin County and Huiji County. During the Six Dynasties, Buddhism was introduced into Ningbo, which had a far-reaching impact on the local area. In the Tang Dynasty, Ningbo was called Mingzhou City. Ningbo has become one of the largest ports in China, with frequent trade with Japanese and Korean countries. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Ningbo belonged to wuyue, and the policy of enriching the people promoted the local economic development.