The NMC forecast issued at 08:00 on October 2 shows showers and 25°C highs on October 2–3, moderate rain Saturday night, showers and 23°C on October 4, then cloudier conditions from October 5.
Read the three-day rain pattern
October 2 is forecast showery at 25°C/21°C. October 3 has daytime showers, moderate rain at night and the same temperatures. October 4 remains showery at 23°C/18°C. Cloudier weather is indicated from October 5, with a wider day-night range. Holiday forecasts change, and mountain Fuliang or Yaoli may differ from downtown.
Check the nowcast, radar, warnings and attraction notices on departure day. This is city-level itinerary guidance, not a substitute for heavy-rain, lightning, geological-risk or traffic-control information.
Use cancellable combinations on October 2–3
Use a short dry interval for public Taoyangli lanes or a brief transfer, then prioritize China Ceramics Museum, an indoor Imperial Kiln presentation, a confirmed gallery or a reserved studio. Do not chain several night markets on Saturday evening; allow for rain, ride demand and slippery walking.
Ask a workshop about late arrival and cancellation before the class. Add a moisture layer around ceramic cartons and let a studio store damp work correctly; do not leave ceramics in a leaking vehicle or exposed area.
Set an exit condition for October 4 rural travel
With showers and lower temperatures still forecast, reconfirm roads, opening and return arrangements before Yaoli, Gaoling or rural Fuliang. Switch to an indoor city plan after intense rain, poor visibility, waterlogging or a geological-risk notice; never ask a driver to use an unverified rural shortcut.
Use non-slip shoes and carry dry clothing. Children, seniors and travelers with limited mobility should reduce wet stone, stairs and long transfers. On-site management and weather warnings override prepaid plans.