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Q: Can you advise me on the weather in Shanghai?

I want to visit a gal in Shanghai,do some sightseeing,etc. She told me that it's too hot there now, and would be better to visit in mid-August or September. Well, to my knowledge (based on reading) Shanghai will still be quite hot and humid in those months. * What do you think? * Also, when will airfares start decreasing?

 

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Open Yahoo web site, click weather, add Shanghai, China, into the city spot, click enter......when page open with today's weather report, you can click on the bottom for weekly report too.

 

Yahoo weather forecast works with any bigger city in the World.

You can see flight ticket increase or decrease, if you search your flight by 'cheapest ticket' search option.

Look for G train at CNVOL web site. G train is faster than plane in some cases.

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www.wunderground.com

type in Shanghai Pudong or PVG

read all weather condition, detailed forecast, and historical: averages, and graphs that shows very detailed data

 

works perfect for all cities with airports Smile and quite good for others...

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very humid in the smmer

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Very cold and windy in the winter.

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