Pond Inlet, NU
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-6°C 21°F
Feels like: -10
Feels like: 14
Light Snow
Visibility:
16.1 Km
Sunrise: 12:00 AM
Sunset: 12:00 AM
Wind:
WSW 8 km/h
Humidity:
89%
Pressure:
Tonight
Chance of flurries
Low: -9°
Low: 16°
P.O.P. 30%
Thursday
A mix of sun and cloud
High: -2°
High: 28°
Tonight
Mainly cloudy with 30 percent chance of flurries. Low minus 9.
Thursday
A mix of sun and cloud. High minus 2. UV index 3 or moderate.
Thursday night
Cloudy. Low minus 6.
Extended Forecast
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High -2° High 28° |
High -2° High 28° |
-2° | -7° 28° | 19° |
2° | -6° 36° | 21° |
0° | -3° 32° | 27° |
2° | -3° 36° | 27° |
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