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Camaguey  21/31 
mostly sunny

forecast Camaguey Forecast

  forecast min max
°C °C
Mon icon
 Mostly sunny 22 30
Tue icon
 Mostly sunny 21 29
Wed icon
 Mostly sunny 21 31
Thu icon
 Mostly sunny 21 31
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Cuba Weather Forecasts for Thursday

city forecast min max chance of rain UV index
°C °C
Baracoa icon
 Mostly sunny 25 30 10% High
Bayamo icon
 Mostly sunny 20 35 10% High
Camaguey icon
 Mostly sunny 21 31 10% High
Cayo Largo icon
 Mostly sunny 25 28 10% Moderate
Ciego de Avila icon
 Mostly sunny 21 33 10% High
Cienfuegos icon
 Mostly sunny 21 35 10% High
Guantanamo Bay icon
 Mostly sunny 24 31 10% High
Havana icon
 Mostly sunny 22 31 10% High
Holguin icon
 Mostly sunny 20 33 10% High
Manzanillo icon
 Mostly sunny 22 32 10% High
Nueva Gerona icon
 Mostly cloudy 22 30 20% Moderate
Pinar del Rio icon
 Mostly sunny 18 32 10% High
Santiago de Cuba icon
 Mostly sunny 21 30 10% High
Varadero icon
 Mostly sunny 18 31 10% High
Victoria de las Tunas icon
 Mostly sunny 22 33 10% High

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