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Umbrellas needed all this week
By Tom Qian |
March 1, 2010, Monday
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DRIZZLE is forecast all this week with a cold front from the north and a warm current from the southwest active, weathermen said today.
Average temperatures this week will be about 10 degrees Celsius with lows around 7 degrees, according to the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
Saturday marks the day of "Jingzhe" or "Waking of Insects," the third of 24 solar terms. In China, insects are believed to be waken on the day of the year's first thunder, called "Spring Thunder."
However, Shanghai recorded its first thunder of the season last Wednesday.
Average temperatures this week will be about 10 degrees Celsius with lows around 7 degrees, according to the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
Saturday marks the day of "Jingzhe" or "Waking of Insects," the third of 24 solar terms. In China, insects are believed to be waken on the day of the year's first thunder, called "Spring Thunder."
However, Shanghai recorded its first thunder of the season last Wednesday.
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