True weather forecast for 4 weeks in Moshchony.
The weather is expected to be: temperature at the beginning of the may +7°C - +24°C.
Temperature maximum +24°C.
Weather forecast minimum +7°C.
Winds are expected to 2 m/s.
Weather Moshchony for month Rivne district Rivne region
from 28 april - to 10 may
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Tue
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28.04
19° 8° |
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29.04
20° 9° |
30.04
20° 8° |
01.05
22° 8° |
02.05
21° 10° |
03.05
18° 8° |
04.05
19° 7° |
05.05
20° 10° |
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06.05
22° 12° |
07.05
22° 10° |
08.05
21° 10° |
09.05
23° 10° |
10.05
24° 12° |
Precipitation probability, %
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Tue
Wed
Thu
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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
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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
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Tue
Wed
Thu
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Sun
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– Small disturbances
– Weak storms
– Strong storms
– Extreme storms
The highest index of geomagnetic activity from 28.04 to 10.05 is predicted to be 3 points.
No geomagnetic storms are not expected .
