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Tyler

Administration centre, Smith, Texas (United States), elevation 164 m

Current conditions

partly cloudy
Temperature25°
25°
Feels like 25°
Precipitation 0mm
5 m/s gentle breeze from south east
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Weather forecast for the next 10 days

    4. Evening: cloudy
    Maximum minimum temperature:25°/23°
    Precipitation 0mm
    Wind:7m/s

    1. Night: cloudy
    2. Morning: cloudy
    3. Afternoon: heavy rain
    4. Evening: heavy rain
    Maximum minimum temperature:24°/20°
    Precipitation 15mm
    Wind:7m/s

    1. Night: cloudy
    2. Morning: light rain showers
    3. Afternoon: partly cloudy
    4. Evening: rain
    Maximum minimum temperature:29°/21°
    Precipitation 1.9mm
    Wind:9m/s

    1. Night: cloudy
    2. Morning: rain
    3. Afternoon: rain
    4. Evening: rain
    Maximum minimum temperature:25°/21°
    Precipitation 6.9mm
    Wind:9m/s

    1. Night: rain
    2. Morning: cloudy
    3. Afternoon: clear sky
    4. Evening: partly cloudy
    Maximum minimum temperature:28°/19°
    Precipitation 4.3mm
    Wind:3m/s

    1. Night: cloudy
    2. Morning: rain
    3. Afternoon: rain showers
    4. Evening: partly cloudy
    Maximum minimum temperature:25°/21°
    Precipitation 3.4mm
    Wind:5m/s

    1. Night: cloudy
    2. Morning: rain
    3. Afternoon: heavy rain
    4. Evening: cloudy
    Maximum minimum temperature:28°/20°
    Precipitation 17mm
    Wind:5m/s

    1. Night: cloudy
    2. Morning: cloudy
    3. Afternoon: clear sky
    4. Evening: clear sky
    Maximum minimum temperature:26°/17°
    Precipitation 0.4mm
    Wind:5m/s

    1. Night: clear sky
    2. Morning: clear sky
    3. Afternoon: clear sky
    4. Evening: fair
    Maximum minimum temperature:26°/15°
    Precipitation 0mm
    Wind:4m/s

    1. Night: cloudy
    2. Morning: cloudy
    3. Afternoon: heavy rain
    Maximum minimum temperature:26°/17°
    Precipitation 6.7mm
    Wind:3m/s
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