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Naha  16/21 
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forecast Naha Forecast

  forecast min max
°C °C
Fri icon
 Drizzle 16 21
Sat icon
 Drizzle 18 22
Sun icon
 Mostly cloudy 18 22
Mon icon
 Drizzle 17 21
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Japan Weather Forecasts for Friday

city forecast min max chance of rain UV index
°C °C
Akita icon
 Snowfalls clearing 0 6 40% Moderate
Aomori icon
 Mostly sunny -3 5 10% Moderate
Fuji icon
 Late shower -2 2 40% Moderate
Fukui icon
 Mostly sunny 2 7 10% Moderate
Fukuoka icon
 Drizzle 5 11 10% Moderate
Hiroshima icon
 Mostly cloudy 2 11 50% Moderate
Izumo icon
 Increasing sunshine 3 8 10% Moderate
Kochi icon
 Cloudy 0 10 20% Moderate
Kushiro icon
 Increasing sunshine -8 0 10% Moderate
Kyushu icon
 Increasing sunshine 5 10 10% Moderate
Miyazaki icon
 Rain 7 11 60% Moderate
Nagasaki icon
 Increasing sunshine 5 13 10% Moderate
Nagoya icon
 Increasing sunshine 1 10 10% Moderate
Naha icon
 Drizzle 16 21 50% Moderate
Niigata icon
 Showers 4 8 50% Moderate
Osaka icon
 Mostly cloudy 3 12 30% Moderate
Sapporo icon
 Snow -3 3 50% Moderate
Sendai icon
 Mostly sunny -2 7 10% Moderate
Tokyo icon
 Cloudy 3 10 90% Moderate
Tottori icon
 Increasing sunshine 4 7 10% Moderate
Toyama icon
 Mostly cloudy -1 9 20% Moderate
Wakkanai icon
 Increasing sunshine -2 1 10% -

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