The wWeather in Shanghai Today The Weather in Shanghai Today

The wWeather in Shanghai Today The Weather in Shanghai Today

The wWeather in Shanghai Today The Weather in Shanghai Today

OPTION A (in MLA style): The wWeather in Shanghai Today OPTION B (in APA style): The weather in Shanghai today OPTION A (in MLA style): The Weather in Shanghai Today OPTION B (in APA style): The weather in Shanghai today

The wWeather in Shanghai Today The Weather in Shanghai Today

Alternatively, you could un-capitalize both “weather” and “today.”

It’s sunny, but a little cloudy here today. It’s sunny, but a little cloudy here today.

ALSO POSSIBLE: It’s sunny, but a litslightley cloudy here today. ALSO POSSIBLE: It’s sunny, but slightly cloudy here today.

SMOOTHER: The temperature ishas risen up to 19℃. SMOOTHER: The temperature has risen up to 19℃.

The temperature is up to 19℃. The temperature is up to 19℃.

Suggestions: • It’s supposed to get up to 19°C. • It got up to 19°C. • The high is expected to be 19°C. • The high was 19°C. All of the above mean “今天的最高气温是19度”, but if you want to say that this temperature seemed warm to you, like “今天气温高到19°C”, then you could say “today’s high was/will be a balmy 19°C.” Adding an adjective like “balmy” tells the reader that this temperature seemed warm to you. Note: I didn’t include the word “temperature” in my examples because it’s implied in “19°C” and, therefore, we would typically omit it from a sentence like this.

However, it’OPTION A: However, weather reports saying that it will be down to zero next week. OPTION B: However, it is said that temperatures will reach zero next week. OPTION A: However, weather reports say that it will be down to zero next week. OPTION B: However, it is said that temperatures will reach zero next week.