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Japan 5-day Weather Forecast

Day Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Yamagata Sunny intervals with a couple of showers

Sunny intervals with a couple of showers 23℃/14℃

 Morning showers, then a t-storm or two

Morning showers, then a t-storm or two 19℃/13℃

 Cloudy, a little rain in the afternoon

Cloudy, a little rain in the afternoon 20℃/12℃

 A little morning rain, then a shower

A little morning rain, then a shower 21℃/13℃

 A little morning rain; otherwise, cloudy

A little morning rain; otherwise, cloudy 22℃/12℃
Shinjo Partly sunny, showers around in the p.m.

Partly sunny, showers around in the p.m. 23℃/13℃

 A few morning showers, then downpours

A few morning showers, then downpours 18℃/13℃

 Times of rain

Times of rain 18℃/13℃

 A little morning rain; clouds

A little morning rain; clouds 20℃/13℃

 Clouds and breaks of sun

Clouds and breaks of sun 21℃/11℃
Oguni Partly sunny, showers around in the p.m.

Partly sunny, showers around in the p.m. 21℃/12℃

 Some rain and a t-storm in the morning

Some rain and a t-storm in the morning 18℃/11℃

 Cloudy and cool with occasional rain

Cloudy and cool with occasional rain 17℃/11℃

 Cloudy and remaining cool

Cloudy and remaining cool 17℃/11℃

 Cloudy with a little rain

Cloudy with a little rain 19℃/11℃
Sakata Sunny

Sunny 20℃/15℃

 Occasional afternoon rain

Occasional afternoon rain 20℃/15℃

 A little morning rain; otherwise, cloudy

A little morning rain; otherwise, cloudy 18℃/15℃

 Increasing amounts of sunshine

Increasing amounts of sunshine 18℃/15℃

 Intervals of clouds and sunshine

Intervals of clouds and sunshine 19℃/13℃

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