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Weather
Iran
Khuzestan Province
Batvand
WEATHER BATVAND
Iran (Khuzestan Province)
Fri
24
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-
Sat
25
-
-
Sun
26
-
-
Mon
27
-
-
Tue
28
-
-
Wed
29
-
-
Thu
30
-
-
Fri
31
-
-
Sat
01
-
-
Sun
02
-
-
Mon
03
-
-
Tue
04
-
-
Wed
05
-
-
Thu
06
-
-
Fri
07
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Today's Forecast
Forecast produced by
Nicolas LE GALL
Updated at
20h00
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Expert’s summary
Today in Batvand, the weather will be good.
Temperatures will vary between 32 and 46°C, it will be heatwave in the afternoon.
The reliability of the situation is good.
Tonight
32°
Feels Like 31°
Calm
Gusts
10 km/h
Clear sky.
No precipitation.
No risk of rain
This morning
31°
Feels Like 30°
10 km/h
Gusts
15 km/h
Sunny.
No precipitation.
No risk of rain
UV index
7
High
This afternoon
46°
Feels Like 50°
due to the sun
15 km/h
Gusts
25 km/h
Sunny.
No precipitation.
No risk of rain
UV index
9
Very high
This evening
39°
Feels Like 39°
15 km/h
Gusts
25 km/h
Clear sky.
No precipitation.
No risk of rain
Night
33°
Feels Like 32°
Calm
Gusts
5 km/h
Clear sky.
No precipitation.
No risk of rain
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Ephemeris
Friday 24 july
Day
-1 min
Waxing
gibbous Moon
Sunrise
05h22
Sunset
19h17
Christina the Astonishing
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Monday 27
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