U.S. / NY / Lagrangeville / 12540

Lagrangeville, NY

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Current Weather Forecast for Lagrangeville

NY 12540 | 1:39pm

Weather Conditions

94°

Feels Like 98°

Sunny

63° 94°

UV Index

Moderate

Air Quality

SW 10 mph

Wind

0 in

rain

Today

Tue 5/19

93°

Highest Temperature

Sunshine and clouds mixed. Near record high temperatures. High 93F. Winds WSW at 10 to 15 mph.

Tonight

Tue 5/19

69°

Lowest Temperature

10%

Partly cloudy skies. Low 69F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph.

Tomorrow

Wed 5/20

88°

Highest Temperature

47%

Partly cloudy in the morning. Increasing clouds with periods of showers later in the day. Near record high temperatures. High 88F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 50%.

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Next 12 Hours Forecast in Lagrangeville

Hourly Weather Forecast & Temperature

2PM

15%

94°

Feels Like 98°

Partly Cloudy

WSW 11 mph

Wind

1015 mb

Pressure

38%

Humidity

UV Index

10mi

Visibility

42%

Cloud Cover

3PM

15%

94°

Feels Like 97°

4PM

15%

93°

Feels Like 96°

5PM

15%

92°

Feels Like 95°

6PM

20%

91°

Feels Like 93°

7PM

21%

87°

Feels Like 89°

8PM

85°

Feels Like 87°

9PM

81°

Feels Like 83°

10PM

79°

Feels Like 81°

11PM

77°

Feels Like 80°

12AM

76°

Feels Like 76°

1AM

75°

Feels Like 76°

Tue 5/19

Tue

63°

94°

Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 90s and lows in the upper 60s.

96°

Feels Like

WSW 13 mph

Wind

38%

Humidity

UV Index

5:32 AM

Sunrise

8:11 PM

Sunset

Wed 5/20

Wed

47%

58°

87°

Thu 5/21

Thu

50°

67°

Fri 5/22

Fri

45°

69°

Sat 5/23

Sat

59%

48°

60°

Sun 5/24

Sun

52%

49°

62°

Mon 5/25

Mon

42%

50°

67°

Tue 5/26

Tue

34%

56°

76°

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