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forecast Leiden Forecast

  forecast min max
°C °C
Tue icon
 Increasing sunshine 5 8
Wed icon
 Sunny 5 8
Thu icon
 Increasing sunshine 3 6
Fri icon
 Mostly cloudy 3 6
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Netherlands Weather Forecasts for Friday

city forecast min max chance of rain UV index
°C °C
Amsterdam icon
 Cloudy 2 7 40% -
Arnhem icon
 Mostly cloudy 0 4 20% -
Den Helder icon
 Mostly cloudy 3 5 20% -
Eindhoven icon
 Mostly cloudy 2 5 20% -
Enschede icon
 Mostly cloudy 0 4 20% -
Gilze icon
 Mostly cloudy 0 5 20% -
Groningen icon
 Mostly cloudy -1 5 20% -
Leeuwarden icon
 Mostly cloudy 0 3 20% -
Leiden icon
 Mostly cloudy 3 6 20% -
Lelystad icon
 Mostly cloudy 0 4 20% -
Maastricht icon
 Mostly cloudy 1 6 20% -
Oost-Vlieland icon
 Mostly cloudy 6 7 20% -
Rotterdam icon
 Mostly cloudy 0 4 20% -
Soesterberg icon
 Mostly cloudy 0 4 20% -
Uden icon
 Mostly cloudy 2 5 20% -
Utrecht icon
 Mostly cloudy 0 4 20% -
Woensdrecht icon
 Mostly cloudy -1 4 20% -

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