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Generic city recommendation
Actual 28°, feels like 30°
Hot — wear very light clothing and avoid overheating.
Almost the same as yesterday. Precipitation 5.3 mm (moderate rain) (moderate rain).
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Temperature profile
Base outfit
How the day shifts
Through the day
Now
🌧️
28°
feels 30°
16:00
🌦️
25°
feels 27°
19:00
🌦️
26°
feels 29°
22:00
🌧️
25°
feels 28°
01:00
⛅
26°
feels 30°
04:00
🌦️
27°
feels 30°
07:00
🌦️
30°
10:00
⛅
29°
Weather signals
5.3 mm rain — take umbrella
Wind 23 km/h — wind protection needed
Outer layer: Thin windbreaker or light rain jacket. Add a waterproof shell layer
Feels around 29°C
Guides
How to dress for temperature: +30 °C
Step-by-step outfit briefing for current weather: efficient layers, material choices, and common errors that reduce comfort. Condition: "Air temperature +30 °C".
How to dress when it feels like: +30 °C
Expert practical guide: what to wear in these exact conditions, which fabrics work, and where people usually make mistakes. Condition: "Feels like +30 °C".
How to dress in wind: 25 km/h
Step-by-step outfit briefing for current weather: efficient layers, material choices, and common errors that reduce comfort. Condition: "Wind speed 25 km/h".
How to dress for wind gusts: 20 km/h
Expert practical guide: what to wear in these exact conditions, which fabrics work, and where people usually make mistakes. Condition: "Wind gusts 20 km/h".
How to dress in precipitation: 5 mm
Clear layering playbook: build a smart outfit, avoid overheating while moving, and prevent chill during breaks. Condition: "Precipitation 5 mm".
Related sections
Office, walk, travel, sport — choose beyond temperature.
Why wind, humidity, and rain change clothing decisions.
Practical articles on layers, fabrics, and footwear.
General sections and more specific guides for current conditions.
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