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Madrid, IA

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Current Weather Forecast for Madrid

IA 50156 | 2:53pm

Weather Conditions

-3°

Feels Like -18°

Fair

-14° 0°

UV Index

Good

Air Quality

N 9 mph

Wind

0 in

snow

Today

Fri 1/23

-2°

Highest Temperature

Partly cloudy. High -2F. Winds N at 5 to 10 mph.

Tonight

Fri 1/23

-7°

Lowest Temperature

Bitterly cold. Overcast. Low -7F. Winds NE at 5 to 10 mph.

Tomorrow

Sat 1/24

5°

Highest Temperature

Overcast. Very cold. High around 5F. Winds light and variable.

Local Weather Radar - Madrid, IA

Live Madrid Local Radar Forecast by FOX Weather

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Next 12 Hours Forecast in Madrid

Hourly Weather Forecast & Temperature

3PM

-3°

Feels Like -18°

Partly Cloudy

N 9 mph

Wind

1046 mb

Pressure

40%

Humidity

UV Index

10mi

Visibility

33%

Cloud Cover

4PM

-2°

Feels Like -18°

5PM

-3°

Feels Like -19°

6PM

-4°

Feels Like -19°

7PM

-4°

Feels Like -18°

8PM

-5°

Feels Like -19°

9PM

-5°

Feels Like -20°

10PM

-5°

Feels Like -20°

11PM

-5°

Feels Like -19°

12AM

-5°

Feels Like -17°

1AM

-5°

Feels Like -17°

2AM

-5°

Feels Like -16°

Fri 1/23

Fri

-14°

0°

Times of sun and clouds. Highs -4 to 0F and lows -9 to -5F.

-19°

Feels Like

N 9 mph

Wind

43%

Humidity

UV Index

7:35 AM

Sunrise

5:19 PM

Sunset

Sat 1/24

Sat

-7°

5°

Sun 1/25

Sun

-3°

13°

Mon 1/26

Mon

-8°

18°

Tue 1/27

Tue

3°

18°

Wed 1/28

Wed

13%

3°

23°

Thu 1/29

Thu

8°

19°

Fri 1/30

Fri

4°

20°

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