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11°clear

Actual 19°, feels like 11°

24 km/h · WGusts 24 km/h

Feels like 11°C — use a light windproof layer

Almost the same as yesterday.

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Fitted Beige TrenchDenim Mini SkirtOff-Shoulder KnitBrown Ankle BootsChain Shoulder Bag
Fitted Beige TrenchDenim Mini SkirtOff-Shoulder KnitBrown Ankle BootsChain Shoulder Bag

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Details

Weather and outfit tuning

Scenario

You stand more than you walk — wind layer and waterproof shoes

Temperature profile

Conditions

Feels like 11°C

💨 24 km/h

Location

Scenario for View.

Tips

How to dress right today

01

Wind 24 km/h — wind-proof layer is a must, a sweater won’t help

02

Actual feel is 11° — dress for what it feels like, not what it reads

03

Walk over an hour — pack a spare light layer in case it gets colder

Bring today

What to bring

🧥Wind layer

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Other scenarios

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Work

Office, co-working, remote-day out — an outfit that holds up

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Walk

Longer outside — wind and rain matter more

Café / meeting

Sitting indoors — your outfit reads up close

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Gym / studio

Climate-controlled indoors — weather barely matters

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Outdoor: run / cycle

Activity warms you — dress lighter than it feels

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Hike

Layers are critical: hot on climb, cold on rest

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