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Date: Tue May 10 2005 - 19:40:02 EDT
World Weather Summary
Updated: May 10, 2005 10:12 a.m.
Southeastern China lately has had more than its share of thundery
downpours. On Tuesday, for example, a heavy thunderstorm unloaded
about 6.8 inches of rain upon Qionghai, Hainan Island, within less
than six hours. Other rainy standouts from Sunday to Tuesday were
Pingtan, Haitan Island, with 6.3 inches, Xinyi with 6.3 inches and
Beihai with 5.6 inches.
Recent days have been unusually rainy in parts of southern
Manitoba, Canada. Near the North Dakota line, the town of Gretna
collected a total of 3.0 inches of rain Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
This tally exceeded the average rainfall for all of May here which is
about 2.3 inches.
Merida, Mexico, sweltered on Monday. This city on the northern
Yucatan Peninsula reached 108 degrees, or a full 10 degrees above
average for this part of May.
Sustained winds blowing 55 mph whipped Australia's Mawson base on
the coast of East Antarctica Tuesday. The temperature at the time was
10 degrees.
Soaking showers left 3.3 inches of rain within 24 hours as of
midday Tuesday, local time, at Vladikavkaz, southwesternmost, Russia.
At midafternoon, Tuesday, local time, Vredendal, western South
Africa, showed a temperature of 92 degrees. The average daily high
during May here is 74 degrees.
Fiery heat baked much of India and Pakistan on Tuesday. The core
of the hot weather was over eastern India where Jharsuguda soared to
112 degrees. Highs of 100-110 degrees were registered over much of the
rest of the nation with only Arabian Sea shores and northern highlands
peaking short of 100 degrees. Near the Bay of Bengal, high humidity
raised the feel of the heat to another level. Calcutta set a high
temperature of 101 degrees, but the AccuWeather RealFeel
Temperature(tm) was as high as 123 degrees. Nellore, similarly, felt
as hot as 122 degrees; the actual air temperature peaked at 108.
Twenty-four hour rainfall ended Tuesday morning, local time, was
5.1 inches off the northwestern shores of Borneo at Labuan Island,
Malaysia.
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