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Majuro, Marshall Islands

Current Conditions

Temp: 81°

Dew Point: 68°

Humidity: 65%

Wind: ENE 16 mph

Visibility: 10.0 miles

Pressure: 29.85 in. +

Sky: Scattered Clouds

Heat Index: 84°

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Almanac

Average High: 82°

Average Low: 74°

Record high/year: 102° (1998)

Record low/year: 73° (2002)

Sunrise: 6:50 AM

Sunset: 6:33 PM

Detailed History

Sun and Moon

Sunrise: 06:50 AM (MHT)

Moon Rise: 01:30 PM (MHT)

Sunset: 06:33 PM (MHT)

Moon Set: 01:22 AM (MHT)

Moon Phase

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Forecast data from the National Digital Forecast Database

5-Day Forecast

Wednesday

Hi 84° Lo 78° Rain

Thursday

Hi 84° Lo 78° Rain

Friday

Hi 84° Lo 78° Rain

Saturday

Hi 84° Lo 78° Rain

Sunday

Hi 84° Lo 77° Partly Cloudy

Forecast as of

Record Report Statement as of 01:07 am CST on January 06, 2009

... Record high temperature set at New Orleans...

a record high temperature of 78 degrees was set at New Orleans yesterday.
This ties the old record of 78 set in 1955.

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NWS Forecaster Discussion




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Area forecast discussion 
National Weather Service tiyan GU 
515 am chst Tuesday Jan 6 2009 


Synopsis...satellite and radar show strong showers moving through 
the southern portion of Guam coastal waters with isolated shower 
activity embedded in northeast trade wind flow across the islands. 
Low cloud cover is breaking up as shear line south of the marianas 
becomes more diffuse. 
&& 


Discussion...left previous forecast pretty much intact except for 
trimming back extent of clouds and showers today and tonight. By 
all accounts remnant shear line showers should remain well south 
and west of Guam the next couple of days keeping isolated coverage 
as prevailing weather. Models maintain a fairly benign dry pattern 
through Friday with no significant transitory features readily 
apparent. GFS and European model (ecmwf) still keep next shear line approach close 
this weekend but lacking cold air push to drive it further south. 
&& 


Marine...marine conditions will continue to gradually improve. 
Cancelled Small Craft Advisory for hazard seas earlier this morning. 
Expect to be able to drop hazard surf and high rip risk Wednesday. 
&& 


Eastern micronesia...left previous forecast intact. GFS continues 
to show a disturbance moving through the region later in the week. 
May have to bump forecast up to scattered wording in next update 
or two if model output continues to be aggressive with this system. 
Pohnpei...Kosrae and Majuro will remain under high surf advisories 
with long period northerly swells through at least middle- week. 
&& 


Western micronesia...stubborn low-level troughing continues to 
trigger isolated shower and thunderstorm activity in the vicinity 
of Yap and Koror...so have reluctantly kept mostly cloudy wording 
in the forecast today. Otherwise...the region will remain largely 
under influence of dry trade regime. Kept high surf advisories 
for Koror...Yap and Chuuk as long period northerly swells generate 
hazardous surf along north and west shores through midweek. 
&& 


Gum watches/warnings/advisories... 
GU...high surf advisory until 6 PM chst Wednesday for guz001>004. 


Marianas waters...none. 
&& 


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