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Weather forecast for nighttime 12th November and full day of 13th November, 2024
BAC GIANG - Weather forecast for nighttime 12th November and full day of 13th November, 2024.
Eastern region (Districts: Son Dong, Luc Ngan, Luc Nam): Few clouds, no rain, sunny in the daytime. The Northeast direction and wind speed level 2. It will be cold at the night and morning. The lowest temperature: 19 degrees; The highest temperature: 32 degrees. Humidity: 70%.
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The West region (Districts: Hiep Hoa, Tan Yen, Yen The): Few clouds, no rain, sunny in the daytime. The Northeast direction and wind speed level 2. It will be cold at the night and morning. The lowest temperature: 21 degrees; The highest temperature: 32 degrees. Humidity: 67%.
Bac Giang city, Viet Yen township and the districts of Yen Dung, Lang Giang: Few clouds, no rain, sunny in the daytime. The Northeast direction and wind speed level 2. It will be cold at the night and morning. The lowest temperature: 22 degrees; The highest temperature: 32 degrees. Humidity: 67%.
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