Gods Lake, MB
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9°C 48°F
Clear
Visibility:
24.1 Km
Sunrise: 5:03 AM
Sunset: 9:24 PM
Wind:
N 4 km/h
Humidity:
69%
Pressure:
102.3 kPa
Tonight
A few clouds
Low: 4°
Low: 39°
Tuesday
Sunny
High: 22°
High: 72°
Tonight
Partly cloudy. Clearing this evening. Low plus 4.
Tuesday
Sunny. High 22. UV index 6 or high.
Tuesday night
Clear. Low plus 1.
Extended Forecast
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High 22° High 72° |
High 9° High 48° |
11° | 1° 52° | 34° |
11° | 3° 52° | 37° |
19° | 5° 66° | 41° |
21° | 6° 70° | 43° |
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