Weather tomorrow in Abran
Tomorrow in Abran looks clear. Highs around 41°C, cooling to about 28°C overnight. Rain chance stays around 0%, with little or no rainfall expected.
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Clear sky
Right now it is clear. Rain is unlikely for now.
Best outdoor window today: 5 AM–8 AM.
Tomorrow in Abran looks clear. Highs around 41°C, cooling to about 28°C overnight. Rain chance stays around 0%, with little or no rainfall expected.
This week in Abran stays relatively settled, with daytime highs around 42°C and overnight lows near 27°C.
Air Quality Index
Fair air quality
Acceptable air quality; sensitive individuals should take care.
The sun has set, so UV exposure is negligible.
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How suitable today is for popular outdoor activities
What to wear and what to expect by time of day
If you are heading out late, keep clothing light and drink water often.
It will feel hot outside. Shade and shorter stops will be more comfortable.
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Abran is sitting around 30°C under clear skies at the moment.
In Abran, what you feel outdoors should match the thermometer fairly well around 30°C.
Plan as if Abran stays mostly dry, given rain chances near 0%.
You are unlikely to notice extreme dryness or stickiness in Abran at roughly 52%.
Winds look gentle in Abran near 3.8 m/s, so gust-related disruption should stay limited for most outdoor plans. The breeze is coming out of the south for now.
For Abran today, if you are heading out late, keep clothing light and drink water often.
Outdoor activity in Abran is workable but not perfect, with a suitability score around 45. Shorter sessions and a flexible backup help if weather turns briefly.
Travel in Abran is doable with a little extra planning (suitability around 43). Build buffer time for weather-related slowdowns.
5 AM, 8 AM looks like the sweet spot for outdoor time in Abran today.
Comfort in Abran tracks with air near 30°C, humidity around 52%, wind near 3.8 m/s. Conditions are usable for many plans, though sensitive groups may still prefer shorter outdoor stretches.