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15 °C |
Wind 0 km/h |
Air pressure | 1008 hPa |
Visibility | 15 km |
Clouds | 0 % |
Weather report from station Rio Cuarto Airpo, Distance: 8 km (06:00 2025/03/22)
08:00 | 09:00 | 10:00 | 11:00 | 12:00 | 13:00 | 14:00 | 15:00 | 16:00 | 17:00 | 18:00 | 19:00 | 20:00 | 21:00 | 22:00 | 23:00 | 00:00 tomorrow | 01:00 tomorrow | 02:00 tomorrow | 03:00 tomorrow | 04:00 tomorrow | 05:00 tomorrow | 06:00 tomorrow | 07:00 tomorrow | 08:00 tomorrow |
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16 °C
0 mm0 % SW
4 km/h
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20 °C
0 mm0 % W
5 km/h
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23 °C
0 mm0 % SW
4 km/h
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25 °C
0 mm0 % SW
6 km/h
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26 °C
0 mm0 % SW
8 km/h
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27 °C
0 mm0 % S
7 km/h
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28 °C
0 mm0 % S
9 km/h
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28 °C
0 mm10 % S
9 km/h
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28 °C
0 mm10 % S
9 km/h
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27 °C
0 mm10 % S
9 km/h
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27 °C
0 mm10 % S
9 km/h
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25 °C
0 mm10 % S
5 km/h
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23 °C
0 mm10 % SE
6 km/h
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22 °C
0 mm10 % SE
7 km/h
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21 °C
0 mm10 % SE
7 km/h
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19 °C
8 mm60 % S
23 km/h
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18 °C
1 mm70 % S
3 km/h
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18 °C
0 mm40 % W
5 km/h
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18 °C
0 mm30 % SW
7 km/h
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18 °C
0.8 mm70 % S
15 km/h
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18 °C
0 mm50 % S
13 km/h
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17 °C
0.5 mm80 % S
13 km/h
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17 °C
0.9 mm80 % S
11 km/h
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18 °C
0.3 mm80 % SE
8 km/h
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18 °C
0 mm50 % SE
7 km/h
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00:00 | 03:00 | 06:00 | 09:00 | 12:00 | 15:00 | 18:00 | 21:00 |
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18 °C
9 mm70 % S
3 km/h
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18 °C
0.8 mm70 % S
15 km/h
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17 °C
1.4 mm80 % S
11 km/h
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18 °C
0.9 mm80 % SE
6 km/h
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18 °C
4 mm90 % SE
10 km/h
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17 °C
3 mm90 % S
15 km/h
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15 °C
1.3 mm80 % S
23 km/h
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14 °C
1 mm90 % S
21 km/h
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Sa 22 | Su 23 | Mo 24 | Tu 25 | We 26 | Th 27 | Fr 28 | Sa 29 | Su 30 | Mo 31 | Tu 01 | We 02 | Th 03 | Fr 04 |
Air quality index (marked as AQI) is developed by Environmental Protection Agency. Values over 300 represents hazardous air quality, between 200-300 very unhealthy, 150-200 unhealthy, 100-150 unhealthy for sensitive groups and below 100 or rather below 50 the air quality is good.
Heading: ↓east | Time: 2025/03/22 07:00 |
Phase: civil twilight | Altitude: −6 ° |
Heading: ↓northeast | Time: 2025/03/22 07:00 |
Illumination: 50 % | Altitude: +82 ° |
Date | rise | set | rise | Illumination |
2025/03/22 | — | 15:03 | — | 52 % to 42 % |
2025/03/23 | 00:39 | 15:53 | — | 42 % to 32 % |
2025/03/24 | 01:43 | 16:37 | — | 32 % to 23 % |
2025/03/25 | 02:50 | 17:15 | — | 22 % to 14 % |
2025/03/26 | 03:59 | 17:49 | — | 14 % to 7 % |
Phase 2025/03/22 | Time | Length |
night | 00:00 to 06:00 | 6 hr. 1 min. |
astronomical twilight | 06:00 to 06:29 | 29 min. |
nautic twilight | 06:29 to 06:58 | 29 min. |
civil twilight | 06:58 to 07:23 | 25 min. |
day | 07:23 to 19:27 | 12 hr. 4 min. |
civil twilight | 19:27 to 19:52 | 25 min. |
nautic twilight | 19:52 to 20:20 | 29 min. |
astronomical twilight | 20:20 to 20:50 | 29 min. |
night | 20:50 to 00:00 | 3 hr. 10 min. |
For this output data, temperature is shown for 2 m above ground. The calculations take into account the terrain (elevation), but with lower resolution than in reality. Therefore the models cannot differentiate, for instance, the temperature on a mountain peak or on a city square scorched by the sun. The general rule is that the centres of large cities are 1 °C to 3 °C warmer than the surrounding area or natural landscapes. Significant temperature differences over a small area are primarily caused in the winter by an inversion. A short yet noticeable cooling can also occur after a local summer storm.