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When I arrived there, the weather was cold, but the weather was improving and when I left the city it was much hotter than before.
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When I got there, the weather was cold, but it was improving and when I left the city it was much hotter than before.
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When I arrived, the weather in the city was cold but improved and when I left it was much hotter. (This means that the weather improved at some point after I arrived)
When I arrived, the weather in the city was improving and when I left it was much hotter (This means when i arrived it was in the process of improving)
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