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Observed at Athens/Venizelos Intl · 1 hr ago
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Sunday
Light rain. High 20°.
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Sunday Night
Fog. Low 13°.
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Monday
Rain. High 19°. Precipitation 11.7 mm for the day.
MET Norway forecast updated 2 days ago.
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