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Japan 5-day Weather Forecast

Day Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Sendai Mostly sunny, very warm and humid

Mostly sunny, very warm and humid 31℃/23℃

 Very warm; cloudy, then partly sunny

Very warm; cloudy, then partly sunny 33℃/23℃

 Cloudy, not as warm; a little p.m. rain

Cloudy, not as warm; a little p.m. rain 26℃/17℃

 Mostly sunny, pleasant and less humid

Mostly sunny, pleasant and less humid 24℃/18℃

 Humid; a morning shower, then rain

Humid; a morning shower, then rain 21℃/18℃
Ishinomaki Abundant sunshine, warmer and humid

Abundant sunshine, warmer and humid 30℃/24℃

 A morning t-storm or two; warm and humid

A morning t-storm or two; warm and humid 30℃/23℃

 Morning showers; cloudy, not as warm

Morning showers; cloudy, not as warm 24℃/17℃

 Pleasant and less humid with sunshine

Pleasant and less humid with sunshine 24℃/18℃

 Humid; a shower in the a.m., then rain

Humid; a shower in the a.m., then rain 21℃/19℃

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