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Algiers 14/21

Cairo 17/31

Cape Town 14/20

Casablanca 13/20

Harare 12/27

Johannesburg 14/26

Lagos 27/37

Nairobi 16/27

Damtshaa Forecast

	forecast		min	max
	forecast		°C	°C
Wed		Sunny	15	31
Thu		Sunny	17	32
Fri		Sunny	17	31
Sat		Sunny	17	28

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Botswana Weather Forecasts for Wednesday

city	forecast		min	max	chance of rain	UV index
city	forecast		°C	°C	chance of rain	UV index
Damtshaa		Sunny	15	31	5%	Very High
Francistown		Sunny	13	30	5%	Very High
Jwaneng Mine		Sunny	15	30	5%	Very High
Kasane		Sunny	14	31	5%	Very High
Kasane		Mostly sunny	14	31	5%	Very High
Lentsweletau		Sunny	15	30	5%	Very High
Letlhakane		Sunny	14	31	5%	Very High
Maun		Sunny	14	31	5%	Very High
Mogoditshane		Sunny	13	30	5%	Very High
Orapa		Sunny	15	31	5%	Very High
Selebi-Phikwe - MADIS Station FBSP		Sunny	14	31	5%	Very High
Seretse Khama International Airport		Sunny	14	30	5%	Very High

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