Shanghai just turned up the thermostat The city recorded its earliest 30°C (86°F) day since 1933 on Tuesday, shattering spring heat records and leaving locals swapping jackets for sunscreen. According to the Shanghai Meteorological Service, temperatures soared past the 30°C mark – a threshold usually seen weeks later.
"It feels like summer booked an early flight!" joked one resident on social media, where ice cream emojis dominated trending topics. The unusual warmth aligns with broader climate patterns, with experts noting rising average temperatures globally. While beachgoers are thrilled, environmental advocates urge sustainable action: "This isn't just sweaty weather – it's a climate flashcard," tweeted local eco-group GreenWave.
For travelers planning visits: Pack light layers and stay hydrated! Meanwhile, tech startups are cashing in with same-day AC installation deals . Will this heatwave boost lemonade sales or solar panel investments? Stay tuned!
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The city recorded its earliest 30°C (86°F) day since 1933 on Tuesday, shattering spring heat records and leaving locals swapping jackets for sunscreen. According to the Shanghai Meteorological Service, temperatures soared past the 30°C mark – a threshold usually seen weeks later.
"It feels like summer booked an early flight!" joked one resident on social media, where ice cream emojis dominated trending topics. The unusual warmth aligns with broader climate patterns, with experts noting rising average temperatures globally. While beachgoers are thrilled, environmental advocates urge sustainable action: "This isn't just sweaty weather – it's a climate flashcard," tweeted local eco-group GreenWave.
. Will this heatwave boost lemonade sales or solar panel investments? Stay tuned!
