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Weekend weather – Kaupua‘a
This weekend
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Partly cloudy, night fog.
Morning temperature of 19 °C, afternoon 25°, evening 18° and night 16°.
Partly cloudy, night fog.
Morning temperature of 67 degrees, afternoon 78°, evening 65° and night 61°.
Afternoon mostly clear, evening fog, morning and night light rain.
Morning temperature of 18 °C, afternoon 25°, evening 18° and night 16°.
Afternoon mostly clear, evening fog, morning and night light rain.
Morning temperature of 65 degrees, afternoon 78°, evening 65° and night 61°.
Light rain.
Morning temperature of 19 °C, afternoon 26°, evening 18° and night 17°.
Light rain.
Morning temperature of 67 degrees, afternoon 79°, evening 65° and night 63°.
Next weekend
See Kaupua‘a weather next weekend.
Morning and evening mostly clear, afternoon light rain, night fog.
Morning temperature of 19 °C, afternoon 23°, evening 18° and night 16°.
Morning and evening mostly clear, afternoon light rain, night fog.
Morning temperature of 67 degrees, afternoon 74°, evening 65° and night 61°.
Afternoon light rain, evening mostly clear, morning and night fog.
Morning temperature of 19 °C, afternoon 23°, evening 18° and night 17°.
Afternoon light rain, evening mostly clear, morning and night fog.
Morning temperature of 67 degrees, afternoon 74°, evening 65° and night 63°.
Morning and evening mostly clear, afternoon light rain, night fog.
Morning temperature of 19 °C, afternoon 23°, evening 18° and night 17°.
Morning and evening mostly clear, afternoon light rain, night fog.
Morning temperature of 67 degrees, afternoon 74°, evening 65° and night 63°.
Nearest Observations
Kekaha, Pacific Missile Test Facility Barking Sands
Dewpoint 18° 64°
Rel. hum. 55 %
Feels like +29° 84°
Pressure 1019 hPa 30.1 inHg 764.4 mmHg
Visibility 16000 m 10 mi
57 minutes ago
Lihue, Lihue Airport
Dewpoint 20° 68°
Rel. hum. 70 %
Feels like +26° 79°
Pressure 1021 hPa 30.1 inHg 765.5 mmHg
Visibility 16000 m 10 mi
11 minutes ago
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