The forecasters are pointing to a tight range between 23-25°C but the smart money is backing the warmer end of that spread. Makes sense when you look at the setup — recent observations hit 22°C yesterday and there's potential for partial clearing to push things higher. That 33% on 24°C tells the story. The models are split on cloud cover and if it breaks even slightly, you're looking at 24-25°C rather than 23°C. The meteorological consensus seems to favor the warmer scenarios over the cooler ones. Shanghai's urban heat effect won't hurt either if there's any sunshine. April climatology runs cooler than this forecast range, so we're already in above-normal territory. I'd back against the 23°C shot here. Too many ways for it to nudge higher, not enough for it to stay exactly there.
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Will the highest temperature in Shanghai be 23°C on April 5?
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Will the highest temperature in Shanghai be 23°C on April 5?
AI is 2% less confident than the market
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