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San Juan-Laventille 3-day Weather Forecast & Outlook

3 Day Weather - San Juan-Laventille

06/11/2026

rain

Light Rain

24o/31o
Feel like 27o / 35o
82% Rain | 1.45 mm
Humidity
63%
Vision
6.21 miles
Wind Speed
14.5 km/h
UV index
10.41
Sunrise / Sunset
05:58 / 17:40
3 Day Weather - San Juan-Laventille

07/11/2026

cloudy

Cloudy, Overcast

25o/32o
Feel like 26o / 34o
0% Rain | 0 mm
Humidity
57%
Vision
6.21 miles
Wind Speed
15.514 km/h
UV index
8.82
Sunrise / Sunset
05:58 / 17:40
3 Day Weather - San Juan-Laventille

08/11/2026

clear-day

Clear Sky

24o/32o
Feel like 25o / 34o
0% Rain | 0 mm
Humidity
54%
Vision
6.21 miles
Wind Speed
11.298 km/h
UV index
10.29
Sunrise / Sunset
05:58 / 17:40
Last update: 05/11/2026 07:30
Thu - 05
Fri - 06
Sat - 07
light rain
light rain
overcast clouds
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1.5 mm
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1.45 mm
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0 mm

05/11/2026

26o
partly-cloudy-day
Few Clouds
24oC / 31oC | Feel like 26oC
0% Rain | 0 mm
Humidity81%
Vision 6.21 miles
Wind Speed10.509 km/h
UV index3.96
Sunrise / Sunset 05:58 / 17:40
Last update: 05/11/2026 07:30

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