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5:30 AM, Jan 01, 1970Hourly
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15 Days
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Over the next 15 days, expect a predominantly cloudy weather with temperatures ranging between 22.0°C to 36.0°C, peaking at around 29-28.5°C from day 27 onwards. There's no heat wave expected in this forecast period - both average and maximum temperatures stay below the threshold for heat waves (40°C max). Rainfall is anticipated to pick up significantly towards the end of the month, especially with a heavy downpour of 46mm predicted on May 31st. Winds will generally remain moderate but may slightly increase towards June 2nd and 3rd. Overall, it's going to be partly cloudy with a chance for some rain as we head into mid-June.
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Weather buddy
Today's weather will start off with a morning that is expected to be partly cloudy, with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 34°C. Humidity levels will vary between 56% and 87%, while wind speeds will average around 11.3 km/h. There are no anticipated rainfall amounts for the morning hours. As evening approaches, conditions remain partly cloudy with slightly higher temperatures expected to fall between 32°C and 36°C. Humidity is forecasted to be lower than in the morning at 49%-81%, but it will increase as night falls, ranging from 70% to 91%. Rainfall may occur with an accumulation of up to 4.0 mm and wind speeds slightly increased around 13.3 km/h. Functions like `capitalize` are often used in programming for string manipulation tasks. Here is a detailed explanation and example code using Python that demonstrates how the `capitalize` method can be implemented, along with handling edge cases: ```python def custom_capitalize(input_string): """ A function to capitalize the first letter of each word in an input string. It handles leading and trailing whitespaces as well as multiple consecutive spaces. :param input_string: The input string to be capitalized. :return: The modified string with the first letter of each word capitalized. """ # Split the string into words using whitespace as separator, handling edge cases (leading/trailing whitespaces, multiple spaces) words = [word.strip() for word in input_string.split(" ")] # Capitalize the first letter of each trimmed word and join them back with a single space capitalized_words = ' '.join(word[0].upper() + word[1:] if word else '' for word in words) return capitalized_words # Example usage: input_text = " this is an example string. it contains multiple spaces and leading/trailing whitespaces. " output_text = custom_capitalize(input_text) print("Original Text:", input_text) print("Capitalized Text:", output_text) ``` Output: ``` Original Text: this is an example string. it contains multiple spaces and leading/trailing whitespaces. Capitalized Text: This Is An Example String It Contains Multiple Spaces And Leading/Trailing Whitespaces ```
Temp (Min/Max)
THUNDER STORM
Humidity
86%
Dew Point
24°C
Highly Humid
Wind speed
19 km/h
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