The weather around Shanghai was wild ast week with typhoons threatening off the coast. There have been some reports of flooding although the worst appears to have past, for now.
We're into the realm of the 10-day forecasts now, different sites have different opinions but the consensus appears to be maximum temperatures of around 30, very humid (80-95%) and plenty of thunderstorms.
http://weather.msn.com/tenday.aspx?wealocations=wc:CHXX0116&q=Shanghai%2C+CHN+forecast:tenday
http://www.ningboweather.com/shanghai_10_day_weather_forecast.html
http://www.intellicast.com/Local/Weather.aspx?location=CHXX0116
The most comprehensive site for Shanghai weather that I've found is
which includes a 15 day forecast and hourly predictions up to 10 days out. A summary of accuweather predictions for the tournament as at 8 September are below.
Friday 9/17/2010
Partly sunny and humid
High Temperature: 31°C
RealFeel: 38°C
Friday Night 9/17/2010
Clear to partly cloudy, warm and very humid
Saturday 9/18/2010
Partial sunshine, very warm and very humid with a couple of showers
High Temperature: 33°C
RealFeel: 40°C
Sunday 9/19/2010
A shower in the morning; otherwise, clouds and sun, very warm and very humid
High Temperature: 32°C
RealFeel: 42°C
I'll update this post closer to the event, post a comment if you have any updated information.
Some pictures of the recent wild weather in Shanghai are below.
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| Picture by FrasSmith published on shanghaiist.com |
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(Xinhua/Pei Xin) published on english.sina.com |



With the weather shown in these pictures the Australian Teams should feel right at home. We know how to withstand a rain storm up here in Queensland and anyone who has played at Cairnlea, Victoria will have all the wet weather gear permanently in their bag.
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