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Japan 5-day Weather Forecast

Day Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Niigata Partly sunny

Partly sunny 13℃/8℃

 Cloudy and breezy; a little p.m. rain

Cloudy and breezy; a little p.m. rain 17℃/13℃

 Partly sunny

Partly sunny 15℃/10℃

 Some clouds, then sunshine

Some clouds, then sunshine 15℃/8℃

 Partly sunny and pleasant

Partly sunny and pleasant 18℃/10℃
Murakami Partly to mostly sunny

Partly to mostly sunny 13℃/4℃

 Breezy in the afternoon with downpours

Breezy in the afternoon with downpours 16℃/10℃

 Partly sunny

Partly sunny 14℃/8℃

 Clouds and sunshine

Clouds and sunshine 13℃/5℃

 Partly sunny and pleasant

Partly sunny and pleasant 18℃/9℃
Sado Brilliant sunshine

Brilliant sunshine 13℃/4℃

 Breezy; an afternoon shower or two

Breezy; an afternoon shower or two 19℃/6℃

 Mostly sunny

Mostly sunny 15℃/4℃

 Mostly sunny

Mostly sunny 14℃/3℃

 Nice with a blend of sunshine and clouds

Nice with a blend of sunshine and clouds 17℃/10℃

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