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Warm weekend, chilly Monday
By Zhang Xuanchen |
March 11, 2010, Thursday
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ANOTHER cold snap is expected next Monday, with the maximum temperature dipping to 10 degrees Celsius after a warm weekend.
Today the city basked in 20 degrees after residents experienced the coldest March night in 22 years yesterday, reported Shanghai Morning Post today.
However, a cold front from northern China will bring temperatures down to a minimum of five degrees next Monday, said Chen Min from the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
The city had a rare spring snowfall coupled with sunlight the day before yesterday, causing surprise among residents.
A storm blew from 8pm to 9pm last night bringing the coldest night for 22 years, dipping to minus 2.1 degrees. Icy roads caused an 18-car crash on the Inner Ring Road in Yangpu District.
Today the city basked in 20 degrees after residents experienced the coldest March night in 22 years yesterday, reported Shanghai Morning Post today.
However, a cold front from northern China will bring temperatures down to a minimum of five degrees next Monday, said Chen Min from the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
The city had a rare spring snowfall coupled with sunlight the day before yesterday, causing surprise among residents.
A storm blew from 8pm to 9pm last night bringing the coldest night for 22 years, dipping to minus 2.1 degrees. Icy roads caused an 18-car crash on the Inner Ring Road in Yangpu District.
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