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Cooler days, a bit of rain on the way
By Ni Yinbin |
October 13, 2011, Thursday
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SHANGHAI is forecast to get cooler this weekend as a cold front hits the city, the weather authority said yesterday.
Highs should be limited to about 23 degrees Celsius over the next few days, and rain is expected today. Lows will drop to about 15 degrees by Saturday, said the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
Today's high should reach about 23 degrees, with a low of 20. Clouds and overcast skies are expected to dominate for the rest of the week, with the sun unlikely to show up until Monday.
"The weather should be good in the following days but the temperature should go down, especially the low," said Wu Rui, a chief service officer of the bureau. "The rain on Thursday should not last long and should stop on Friday."
Wu said that as we go deeper into autumn, temperature differences between day and night likely will grow a lot.
Highs should be limited to about 23 degrees Celsius over the next few days, and rain is expected today. Lows will drop to about 15 degrees by Saturday, said the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
Today's high should reach about 23 degrees, with a low of 20. Clouds and overcast skies are expected to dominate for the rest of the week, with the sun unlikely to show up until Monday.
"The weather should be good in the following days but the temperature should go down, especially the low," said Wu Rui, a chief service officer of the bureau. "The rain on Thursday should not last long and should stop on Friday."
Wu said that as we go deeper into autumn, temperature differences between day and night likely will grow a lot.
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