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Today's weather will start off mildly warm in the morning with temperatures ranging from 26.0°C to 36.0°C, accompanied by moderate humidity levels between 53% and 77%. Expect clear skies as only a slight cloud cover of 1% is anticipated, along with winds blowing at approximately 15 km/h. Rainfall will remain minimal throughout the morning. In the evening, temperatures are expected to slightly increase, ranging from 25.0°C to 37.0°C while humidity levels could rise between 53% and 92%. The skies will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of rain at about 7 mm. Winds will pick up to around 21 km/h, providing a fresher breeze as the day progresses into night. Cooking pasta requires boiling water. Here is how you can do it step-by-step: Ingredients and Equipment: - Pasta (e.g., spaghetti) – 8 ounces - Salt (to taste) - Pot with lid (stainless steel or enameled preferred for even cooking) - Stove - Colander for draining pasta - Timer 1. Fill the pot approximately one-third to halfway full of water, depending on your stove size and water capacity. 2. Place the pot on a stove over medium heat. If you have an electric or induction cooktop, make sure it's set properly for boiling water. 3. Once the water reaches a rolling boil (large bubbles rapidly rising to the surface), add salt to the water. This will season the pasta as it cooks and helps prevent sticking. 4. Carefully add your chosen amount of pasta into the pot, stirring gently with a long-handled spoon or pasta fork to separate any pieces that may clump together. 5. Return the water to a rolling boil once more after adding pasta. This is crucial for even cooking. 6. Set your timer according to the package instructions, typically between 8-12 minutes for standard pasta like spaghetti. Do not remove the lid during this time; it will help maintain an even temperature and boil. 7. Once the pasta is al dente (firm but cooked through), turn off the heat and carefully pour the contents of the pot into a colander to drain the water. Be cautious as the steam can cause burns. 8. If you're not serving immediately, return the drained pasta to the hot pot or keep it in warm bowls covered with foil. Pasta continues to cook slightly from residual heat even after being removed from boiling water. 9. Serve your perfectly boiled pasta with your preferred sauce and additional seasoning as required.