Weather Sagamihara for month
from 16 november - to 15 december
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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16.11
18° 15° |
17.11
22° 11° |
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18.11
13° 6° |
19.11
11° 5° |
20.11
9° 8° |
21.11
14° 9° |
22.11
16° 9° |
23.11
13° 7° |
24.11
14° 6° |
|
25.11
12° 6° |
26.11
12° 9° |
27.11
15° 11° |
28.11
16° 11° |
29.11
16° 11° |
30.11
17° 9° |
01.12
14° 11° |
|
02.12
14° 11° |
03.12
16° 9° |
04.12
16° 8° |
05.12
16° 7° |
06.12
14° 9° |
07.12
15° 7° |
08.12
15° 7° |
|
09.12
13° 9° |
10.12
15° 6° |
11.12
15° 5° |
12.12
15° 5° |
13.12
13° 6° |
14.12
15° 4° |
15.12
14° 3° |
Precipitation probability, %
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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Probability of precipitation in percent (%) - this indicator indicates the probability of precipitation in a certain location at a certain time and is not related to their intensity. For example, a 20% chance of rain means that there is a 20% chance that it will rain in a given location. This does not mean that the entire area will be covered with precipitation, it indicates that, in some part of the location, precipitation may fall. A probability of up to 30% is considered low, and an 80% probability guarantees precipitation.
Wind direction and speed, m/s
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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Wind force (m/s) - measured in meters per second (m/s) and indicates the speed of movement of air masses. Light wind has a speed of 1 to 5 m/s, moderate wind - from 6 to 10 m/s, strong wind - from 11 to 20 m/s, storm wind - from 21 to 32. Wind direction in weather forecasts means where the wind is blowing, for example NW means that the wind is blowing from the northwest.
Geomagnetic activity,
Kp-index
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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The highest index of geomagnetic activity from 16.11 to 29.11 is predicted to be 4 points.
Increased geomagnetic activity is expected in the next month. People with cardiovascular diseases are advised to limit physical activity at this time. exercise, get enough sleep and drink more of water.
