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Reprieve from rain, warmer days ahead
By Ni Yinbin |
April 24, 2013, Wednesday
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THE intermittent rain should be gone today and the temperature should rise gradually during the rest of the week to around 27 degrees Celsius during the weekend, forecasters said.
Under partly cloudy skies, the temperature should rise quickly today from a low of 14 degrees Celsius to a high of 22.
There may be some light smog due in part to the high humidity, said the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
Tomorrow should remain cloudy and the readings should stay between 14 and 26 degrees Celsius.
Forecasters said that locals can put away their umbrellas for a few days after rain that fell from Monday night to yesterday morning, and again to some extent last night.
"Shanghai should be mostly cloudy in the latter half of the week and the temperature during the day should remain around the mid-20s Celsius while the low between 12 and 15 degrees," said a chief service officer of the bureau yesterday.
"The temperature difference between day and night should remain big, but the weather should be comfortable and sufficiently warm."
Fog and haze lingering this morning could reduce visibility in some areas, bureau officials reminded locals.
The sky should turn sunnier on Friday.
The chance for rain is expected to grow again on Monday.
Under partly cloudy skies, the temperature should rise quickly today from a low of 14 degrees Celsius to a high of 22.
There may be some light smog due in part to the high humidity, said the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
Tomorrow should remain cloudy and the readings should stay between 14 and 26 degrees Celsius.
Forecasters said that locals can put away their umbrellas for a few days after rain that fell from Monday night to yesterday morning, and again to some extent last night.
"Shanghai should be mostly cloudy in the latter half of the week and the temperature during the day should remain around the mid-20s Celsius while the low between 12 and 15 degrees," said a chief service officer of the bureau yesterday.
"The temperature difference between day and night should remain big, but the weather should be comfortable and sufficiently warm."
Fog and haze lingering this morning could reduce visibility in some areas, bureau officials reminded locals.
The sky should turn sunnier on Friday.
The chance for rain is expected to grow again on Monday.
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