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Polmon City weather forecast

22:00, Monday, 17 February 2025
  • day: +2°
  • humidity: 91%
  • sunrise: 08:10 AM
  • moonrise: 05:22 PM
  • moon phase: Waxing Gibbous
  • night: -3°
  • wind: 6 km/h
  • sunset: 06:42 PM
  • moonset: 07:43 AM
  • moonlight: 97%

Polmon City hourly weather forecast

00:00 -2° words.Partly Cloudy
01:00 -2° words.Partly Cloudy
02:00 -3° words.Partly Cloudy
03:00 -3° words.Partly Cloudy
04:00 -2° words.Partly Cloudy
05:00 -1° words.Partly Cloudy
06:00 -1° words.Cloudy
07:00 -0° words.Cloudy
08:00 -0° Mist
09:00 +0° Mist
10:00 +1° Mist
11:00 +1° Light snow
12:00 +1° Light snow
13:00 +1° Light snow
14:00 +2° Light snow
15:00 -1° Light freezing rain
16:00 -1° Light freezing rain
17:00 -1° Light freezing rain
18:00 -1° Light freezing rain
19:00 -2° Light freezing rain
20:00 -2° Light freezing rain
21:00 -2° Light freezing rain
22:00 -2° Light snow
23:00 -2° Light snow

Polmon City air quality

Carbon dioxide (mkg/m3): 403.3
Azan (mkg/m3): 71
Nitrogen dioxide (mkg/m3): 13.875
Sulfur dioxide (mkg/m3): 10.545
PM10 (mkg/m3): 58.09
PM2_5 (mkg/m3): 35.89
Weather in other regions : Uzbekistan

14 day and weekly weather forecast

+1° feels like -3°
12 February
  • humidity: 95%
  • sunrise: 08:08 AM
  • day: +1°
  • moonrise: 06:29 PM
  • moon phase: Full Moon
  • wind: 6 km/h
  • sunset: 06:43 PM
  • night: -3°
  • moonset: 08:13 AM
  • moonlight: 100%
+3° feels like -5°
13 February
  • humidity: 77%
  • sunrise: 08:07 AM
  • day: +3°
  • moonrise: 07:35 PM
  • moon phase: Waning Gibbous
  • wind: 6 km/h
  • sunset: 06:44 PM
  • night: -5°
  • moonset: 08:38 AM
  • moonlight: 100%
+4° feels like -3°
14 February
  • humidity: 56%
  • sunrise: 08:06 AM
  • day: +4°
  • moonrise: 08:38 PM
  • moon phase: Waning Gibbous
  • wind: 10 km/h
  • sunset: 06:46 PM
  • night: -3°
  • moonset: 09:00 AM
  • moonlight: 98%
+4° feels like -3°
15 February
  • humidity: 58%
  • sunrise: 08:05 AM
  • day: +4°
  • moonrise: 09:39 PM
  • moon phase: Waning Gibbous
  • wind: 8 km/h
  • sunset: 06:47 PM
  • night: -3°
  • moonset: 09:20 AM
  • moonlight: 94%
+3° feels like -2°
16 February
  • humidity: 74%
  • sunrise: 08:03 AM
  • day: +3°
  • moonrise: 10:39 PM
  • moon phase: Waning Gibbous
  • wind: 6 km/h
  • sunset: 06:48 PM
  • night: -2°
  • moonset: 09:39 AM
  • moonlight: 89%
+3° feels like -3°
17 February
  • humidity: 79%
  • sunrise: 08:02 AM
  • day: +3°
  • moonrise: 11:40 PM
  • moon phase: Waning Gibbous
  • wind: 8 km/h
  • sunset: 06:49 PM
  • night: -3°
  • moonset: 09:59 AM
  • moonlight: 82%
+6° feels like -2°
18 February
  • humidity: 57%
  • sunrise: 08:01 AM
  • day: +6°
  • moonrise: No moonrise
  • moon phase: Waning Gibbous
  • wind: 7 km/h
  • sunset: 06:50 PM
  • night: -2°
  • moonset: 10:20 AM
  • moonlight: 75%
+8° feels like +0°
19 February
  • humidity: 52%
  • sunrise: 08:00 AM
  • day: +8°
  • moonrise: 12:41 AM
  • moon phase: Waning Gibbous
  • wind: 8 km/h
  • sunset: 06:52 PM
  • night: +0°
  • moonset: 10:44 AM
  • moonlight: 66%
+10° feels like +3°
20 February
  • humidity: 51%
  • sunrise: 07:58 AM
  • day: +10°
  • moonrise: 01:45 AM
  • moon phase: Last Quarter
  • wind: 8 km/h
  • sunset: 06:53 PM
  • night: +3°
  • moonset: 11:13 AM
  • moonlight: 57%
+12° feels like +4°
21 February
  • humidity: 41%
  • sunrise: 07:57 AM
  • day: +12°
  • moonrise: 02:48 AM
  • moon phase: Waning Crescent
  • wind: 7 km/h
  • sunset: 06:54 PM
  • night: +4°
  • moonset: 11:48 AM
  • moonlight: 47%
+14° feels like +4°
22 February
  • humidity: 37%
  • sunrise: 07:55 AM
  • day: +14°
  • moonrise: 03:51 AM
  • moon phase: Waning Crescent
  • wind: 9 km/h
  • sunset: 06:55 PM
  • night: +4°
  • moonset: 12:32 PM
  • moonlight: 38%
+8° feels like -1°
23 February
  • humidity: 67%
  • sunrise: 07:54 AM
  • day: +8°
  • moonrise: 04:50 AM
  • moon phase: Waning Crescent
  • wind: 23 km/h
  • sunset: 06:56 PM
  • night: -1°
  • moonset: 01:27 PM
  • moonlight: 28%
+2° feels like -1°
24 February
  • humidity: 93%
  • sunrise: 07:53 AM
  • day: +2°
  • moonrise: 05:42 AM
  • moon phase: Waning Crescent
  • wind: 8 km/h
  • sunset: 06:57 PM
  • night: -1°
  • moonset: 02:31 PM
  • moonlight: 19%

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