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| 06 Dec 08 |
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Siberian Cold Weather Front Sweeping China »
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Heavy snowfall is blanketing large parts of China. A cold weather front from Siberia has made temperatures in the north plunge to a deep freeze.
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The extreme cold-weather front has brought the coldest temperatures this year to China. It's... |
| 04 Dec 08 |
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Siberian cold front hits roads, airport » People's Daily About 3,400 people were left stranded on snowbound expressways in the northern part of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region as an intense cold front began to take its toll. Xinjiang has been hit by heavy snowfalls for the past two days with the... |
| 29 Oct 07 |
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Cold front forecast to sweep in » People's Daily A cold front is expected to hit the eastern and central part of the country with some regions seeing a drop of 12 C in the days to come, the Central Meteorological Observatory said Sunday. The weekend saw a cold front passing throug ... |
| 19 Sep 09 |
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Cold front to sweep north China » People's Daily A cold front would bring strong winds and temperature drops in most parts of northern China over the coming three days to Sept. 22, the China Meteorological Administration (CMA) forecast Saturday. Affected by the cold front, areas in Xinjiang... |
| 17 Jan 10 |
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Cold front to hit China with up to 18 degrees Celsius temperature drop » People's Daily Due to another cold front, most parts of China will see snow, rain and temperature drops up to 18 degrees Celsius in the next three days, the National Meteorological Center (NMC) said on Saturday. According to the forecast, a strong cold front... |
| 27 Dec 08 |
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Wrap up for cold, wet days ahead » Shanghai Daily A COLD front is expected to bring strong wind and snow to northern China and rain to the south in the next two days, the National Meteorological Center (NMC) said yesterday. The northwestern Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous... |
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