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Cold snap brings winds and shiver to Shanghai
By Ni Yinbin |
February 1, 2012, Wednesday
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SHANGHAI'S mercury is falling as a cold front began to influence the city, the local weatherman said today.
With high winds blowing from the north, the city's temperature is expected to plummet to around 2 degrees Celsius tonight from a high of 8 degrees at noon, said the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
The low is forecast to reach zero early next morning, the bureau said.
Due to the cold front, the city would have light haze this afternoon, it added.
Drizzling weather is expected in parts of the city this afternoon while most of the city will be cloudy today until Saturday.
Overcast and drizzly conditions are likely to return this weekend and temperatures will rebound, the bureau said.
With high winds blowing from the north, the city's temperature is expected to plummet to around 2 degrees Celsius tonight from a high of 8 degrees at noon, said the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
The low is forecast to reach zero early next morning, the bureau said.
Due to the cold front, the city would have light haze this afternoon, it added.
Drizzling weather is expected in parts of the city this afternoon while most of the city will be cloudy today until Saturday.
Overcast and drizzly conditions are likely to return this weekend and temperatures will rebound, the bureau said.
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