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Nunapitchuk, AK

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Current Weather Forecast for Nunapitchuk

AK 99641 | 9:20am

Weather Conditions

53°

Feels Like 50°

Cloudy

51° 60°

UV Index

Good

Air Quality

S 10 mph

Wind

0 in

rain

Today

Fri 9/4

60°

Highest Temperature

15%

Cloudy skies. High around 60F. Winds S at 10 to 15 mph.

Tonight

Fri 9/4

50°

Lowest Temperature

49%

Cloudy with showers. Low near 50F. Winds SSW at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 50%.

Tomorrow

Sat 9/5

56°

Highest Temperature

41%

Showers in the morning, then cloudy in the afternoon. High 56F. Winds SSW at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 40%.

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Next 12 Hours Forecast in Nunapitchuk

Hourly Weather Forecast & Temperature

10AM

15%

53°

Feels Like 50°

Cloudy

S 10 mph

Wind

1008 mb

Pressure

100%

Humidity

UV Index

1.8mi

Visibility

100%

Cloud Cover

11AM

15%

53°

Feels Like 50°

12PM

15%

54°

Feels Like 51°

1PM

15%

56°

Feels Like 53°

2PM

15%

57°

Feels Like 54°

3PM

15%

58°

Feels Like 56°

4PM

59°

Feels Like 56°

5PM

59°

Feels Like 57°

6PM

58°

Feels Like 56°

7PM

10%

58°

Feels Like 55°

8PM

21%

57°

Feels Like 54°

9PM

47%

55°

Feels Like 51°

Fri 9/4

Fri

15%

51°

60°

Cloudy. Highs in the low 60s and lows in the low 50s.

50°

Feels Like

S 12 mph

Wind

90%

Humidity

UV Index

7:50 AM

Sunrise

9:45 PM

Sunset

Sat 9/5

Sat

41%

48°

56°

Sun 9/6

Sun

33%

48°

57°

Mon 9/7

Mon

43%

47°

57°

Tue 9/8

Tue

49%

48°

54°

Wed 9/9

Wed

24%

47°

55°

Thu 9/10

Thu

45%

47°

54°

Fri 9/11

Fri

66%

48°

53°

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