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TARLAC CITY
27°C

Mostly clear

Feels like 31°CForecast for Oct 19, 10:00 PM PHT
Rain chanceNot supplied
Humidity86%
Wind5 km/h
Today—See the next forecast
Tonight25–27°Clear skies

For warnings, check the latest PAGASA advisories.

Today27–27°Mostly clear
Tue25–33°Clear skies
Wed24–32°Partly cloudy
Thu25–32°Partly cloudy
Fri25–31°Cloudy
Sat24–32°Rain showers
Sun24–31°Partly cloudy

Model forecast · Issued Oct 19, 9:19 PM PHT. Ranges use available forecast times. CC BY 4.0

MET Norway Checked · Oct 19, 10:03 PM PHT

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