Gidan Umaru

Current Weather

30°86°

Mostly Cloudy

Feels Like: 32°90°

Min: 23°73°

Max: 32°89°

The next few hours will be mostly cloudy, with today reaching 32°C and dropping to 22°C. The coming days will be mostly clear

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Air Quality
100
Moderate

Air quality is acceptable. However, there may be a risk for some people.

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Daylight Hours

06:20

Sunrise

18:05

Sunset

11 hours 45 minutes of sunlight today
Moon

09:21

Moonrise

20:58

Moonset

Daily Forecast

Today

23°73°
32°89°

Thursday

22°71°
31°89°

Friday

21°70°
32°90°

Saturday

19°66°
32°90°

Sunday

21°69°
32°90°

Monday

22°71°
33°92°

Tuesday

22°72°
33°92°

Wednesday

22°71°
33°91°

Thursday

20°69°
32°89°

Friday

19°67°
32°90°
UV Index
No protection needed
2Low
LowExtreme
Humidity
43%Dry
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Weather in Gidan Umaru today, October 14, 2026

Gidan Umaru stays under cloudy skies on October 14, 2026, with only brief brighter breaks. Plan for a day that feels grey more often than open.Gidan Umaru stays under cloudy skies on October 14, 2026, with only brief brighter breaks. Plan for a day that feels grey more often than open.

Expect highs of 32°C and cooler readings close to 23°C. The air stays humid, with relative humidity between 41% and 60% and the peak around 23:00. Winds stay light, near 12 km/h by 16:00, so the day feels still more than breezy.Expect highs of 89°F and cooler readings close to 73°F. The air stays humid, with relative humidity between 41% and 60% and the peak around 23:00. Winds stay light, near 7 mph by 16:00, so the day feels still more than breezy.

Afternoon skies stay clogged, peaking close to 87% near 16:00. The grey theme continues rather than clearing out. Expect visibility around 16.1 km. Expect sunrise at 06:20, sunset at 18:05, and 11 hours 45 minutes of sunlight today overall.Afternoon skies stay clogged, peaking close to 87% near 16:00. The grey theme continues rather than clearing out. Expect visibility around 10 mi. Expect sunrise at 06:20, sunset at 18:05, and 11 hours 45 minutes of sunlight today overall.

In short, cloud leads the story in Gidan Umaru on October 14, 2026; expect limited sun and a peak around 32°C.In short, cloud leads the story in Gidan Umaru on October 14, 2026; expect limited sun and a peak around 89°F.

Frequently asked questions about weather in Gidan Umaru

How warm does it get in Gidan Umaru?

The warmest month in Gidan Umaru is April, with average high temperatures of 38°C. The average temperature during this period is around 31°C.The warmest month in Gidan Umaru is April, with average high temperatures of 100°F. The average temperature during this period is around 88°F.

How cold does it get in Gidan Umaru?

The coldest month in Gidan Umaru is January, with average low temperatures of 14°C. The average temperature during this period is around 21°C.The coldest month in Gidan Umaru is January, with average low temperatures of 57°F. The average temperature during this period is around 70°F.

What is the wettest time of year in Gidan Umaru?

The wettest month in Gidan Umaru is August, with an average of 208 mm of precipitation.The wettest month in Gidan Umaru is August, with an average of 8.2 in of precipitation.

What is the driest time of year in Gidan Umaru?

The driest month in Gidan Umaru is January, with an average of 0 mm of precipitation.The driest month in Gidan Umaru is January, with an average of 0 in of precipitation.

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