Weather forecast
Transcript: Judy's weather forecast Four seasons in 2011, Shanghai Shanghai has four seasons. There are spring, summer, fall and winter. Spring and fall were little shorter than other seasons, Summer and Winter were little longer than other seasons. In Spring there are March, April and May. In summer there are June,July and August. In fall there are September, October and November. In winter there are December, January and February. Graph for average of the precipitation in 2011, Shanghai Graph for the average of highest, lowest temperature in 2011, Shanghai Spring in 2011 Spring in 2011 was a little bit shorter than other seasons . It was warm, so you had to wear thin clothes. In Spring, the highest temperature's average was about 18 and the lowest temperature's average was about 10. And average of the precipitation was about 3.9. Summer in 2011 Summer in 2011 was a little bit longer than other seasons. It was hot, so you had to wear very thin clothes. In summer, the highest temperature's average was about 30 and the lowest temperature's average was about 23. And average of the precipitation was about 5. Fall in 2011 Fall in 2011 was a little bit shorter than other seasons like Spring. It was cool so you had to wear thick clothes. In fall, the highest temperature's average was about 22 and the lowest temperature's average was about 14. And average of the precipitation was about 3.5. Winter in 2011 Winter in 2011 was a little bit longer than other seasons. It was very cold so you had to wear thick coat to go out. In winter,the highest temperature's average was about 8.7 and the lowest temperature's average was about 0.9.And average of the precipitation was about 1.7. Conclusion!!! In conclusion, spring was warm summer was hot fall was cool and winter was cold. The coldest month was January and the hottest month were July and August. And for average temperature, the coldest season was Winter and the hottest season was Summer. FOUR SEASONS IN 2011, SHANGHAI Thanks for listening to my weather fore-cast! ... small