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Japan 5-day Weather Forecast

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Wakayama Humid with a passing shower or two

Humid with a passing shower or two 32℃/25℃

 Humid; a t-storm around in the afternoon

Humid; a t-storm around in the afternoon 32℃/26℃

 Partly sunny and humid

Partly sunny and humid 32℃/25℃

 Sun through high clouds and humid

Sun through high clouds and humid 32℃/26℃

 Humid with sun through high clouds

Humid with sun through high clouds 32℃/26℃
Shirahama Breezy in the morning; clouds and sun

Breezy in the morning; clouds and sun 31℃/25℃

 Humid; a morning thunderstorm in spots

Humid; a morning thunderstorm in spots 31℃/25℃

 Sunny to partly cloudy

Sunny to partly cloudy 31℃/24℃

 Sun through high clouds

Sun through high clouds 31℃/24℃

 A thunderstorm around in the morning

A thunderstorm around in the morning 31℃/25℃

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