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King Cove, AK

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Current Weather Forecast for King Cove

AK 99612 | 1:15am

Weather Conditions

51°

Feels Like 48°

Mostly Cloudy

50° 53°

UV Index

Good

Air Quality

NW 10 mph

Wind

0 in

rain

Tonight

Tue 9/8

46°

Lowest Temperature

15%

Partly cloudy skies. Low 46F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph.

Tomorrow

Wed 9/9

57°

Highest Temperature

Considerable clouds early. Some decrease in clouds later in the day. High 57F. Winds WNW at 5 to 10 mph.

Tomorrow night

Wed 9/9

45°

Lowest Temperature

20%

Partly cloudy skies during the evening will give way to cloudy skies overnight. Slight chance of a rain shower. Low near 45F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph.

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Hourly Weather Forecast & Temperature

2AM

51°

Feels Like 47°

Partly Cloudy

NW 9 mph

Wind

1034 mb

Pressure

89%

Humidity

UV Index

5mi

Visibility

59%

Cloud Cover

3AM

50°

Feels Like 47°

4AM

50°

Feels Like 47°

5AM

49°

Feels Like 45°

6AM

49°

Feels Like 45°

7AM

48°

Feels Like 45°

8AM

48°

Feels Like 45°

9AM

47°

Feels Like 44°

10AM

49°

Feels Like 46°

11AM

50°

Feels Like 48°

12PM

52°

Feels Like 50°

1PM

53°

Feels Like 52°

Tue 9/8

Tue

15%

50°

53°

Partly cloudy. Lows overnight in the mid 40s.

44°

Feels Like

NW 11 mph

Wind

92%

Humidity

UV Index

8:09 AM

Sunrise

9:23 PM

Sunset

Wed 9/9

Wed

49°

53°

Thu 9/10

Thu

20%

46°

57°

Fri 9/11

Fri

40%

45°

55°

Sat 9/12

Sat

51%

51°

57°

Sun 9/13

Sun

54%

52°

57°

Mon 9/14

Mon

73%

52°

56°

Tue 9/15

Tue

72%

53°

57°

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