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Umbrella weather returns
By Ni Yinbin |
May 25, 2011, Wednesday
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RAIN is expected to return today following yesterday's sunshine, the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau said.
After recent colder weather, the city enjoyed a pleasant sunny day with the high temperature reaching 24 degrees Celsius.
But gray skies and showers are expected today, while the mercury should remain stable, the bureau said.
It should be a mix of sunshine and cloud for the rest of the week with temperatures slowly climbing.
The high should be around 27 degrees, with a low of around 19 degrees.
Meanwhile, after showers dispersed pollution, Shanghai's air quality reached a high level in recent days. According to the Shanghai Environmental Monitoring Center, air quality was excellent across the city yesterday.
After recent colder weather, the city enjoyed a pleasant sunny day with the high temperature reaching 24 degrees Celsius.
But gray skies and showers are expected today, while the mercury should remain stable, the bureau said.
It should be a mix of sunshine and cloud for the rest of the week with temperatures slowly climbing.
The high should be around 27 degrees, with a low of around 19 degrees.
Meanwhile, after showers dispersed pollution, Shanghai's air quality reached a high level in recent days. According to the Shanghai Environmental Monitoring Center, air quality was excellent across the city yesterday.
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