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Japan 5-day Weather Forecast

Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Nara Very warm with plenty of sunshine

Very warm with plenty of sunshine 28℃/15℃

 Cloudy and not as warm

Cloudy and not as warm 23℃/18℃

 A couple of morning showers

A couple of morning showers 21℃/14℃

 A.M. showers; otherwise, cloudy and cool

A.M. showers; otherwise, cloudy and cool 18℃/9℃

 Cloudy with a touch of rain

Cloudy with a touch of rain 19℃/8℃
Ikoma Sunny to partly cloudy

Sunny to partly cloudy 24℃/14℃

 Cloudy and not as warm; a p.m. shower

Cloudy and not as warm; a p.m. shower 23℃/18℃

 A couple of showers in the morning

A couple of showers in the morning 21℃/14℃

 Cloudy and cool with a couple of showers

Cloudy and cool with a couple of showers 17℃/10℃

 Cloudy, a little rain in the afternoon

Cloudy, a little rain in the afternoon 19℃/8℃

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