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64°F

Updated	5:19 pm
Feels Like	56°F
Humidity	36%
Wind	NNE 10 mph
Barometer	30.24 in
Visibility	6 mi

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18°C

Updated	5:19 pm
Feels Like	13°C
Humidity	36%
Wind	NNE 16 km/h
Barometer	102.4 kPa
Visibility	10 km

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Cloud Cover	100%
uv UV Index	5
Sunrise	7:15 AM
Sunset	7:16 PM
Moonrise	6:41 PM
Moonset	5:59 AM

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6:43 AM to 7:12 AM
7:16 PM to 7:45 PM
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FRIDAY
Hanover Canada Clear

Clear
Hi: 19°CHi: 66°F
Lo: 8°CLo: 46°F
POP: 4%

SATURDAY
Hanover Canada Overcast

Overcast
Hi: 20°CHi: 68°F
Lo: 9°CLo: 49°F
POP: 25%

SUNDAY
Hanover Canada Overcast

Overcast
Hi: 20°CHi: 69°F
Lo: 11°CLo: 51°F
POP: 16%

MONDAY
Hanover Canada Overcast

Overcast
Hi: 21°CHi: 69°F
Lo: 12°CLo: 53°F
POP: 15%

TUESDAY
Hanover Canada Partly Cloudy

Partly Cloudy
Hi: 22°CHi: 72°F
Lo: 14°CLo: 57°F
POP: 14%

WEDNESDAY
Hanover Canada Partly Cloudy

Partly Cloudy
Hi: 18°CHi: 64°F
Lo: 14°CLo: 56°F
POP: 16%

THURSDAY
Hanover Canada Light drizzle

Light Drizzle
Hi: 18°CHi: 64°F
Lo: 14°CLo: 57°F
POP: 40%

POP = Probability of Precipitation.

Weather Outlook Updated: 700 PM Wed Dec 31 1969

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Weather 101: Term of the Day

Wedge Tornado

Slang for a large tornado with a condensation funnel that is at least as wide (horizontally) at the ground as it is tall (vertically) from the ground to cloud base. The term "wedge" often is used somewhat loosely to describe any large tornado. However, not every large tornado is a wedge. A true wedge tornado, with a funnel at least as wide at the ground as it is tall, is very rare. Wedges often appear with violent tornadoes (F4 or F5 on the Fujita Scale), but many documented wedges have been rated lower. And some violent tornadoes may not appear as wedges (e.g., Xenia, OH on 3 April 1974, which was rated F5 but appeared only as a series of suction vortices without a central condensation funnel). Whether or not a tornado achieves "wedge" status depends on several factors other than intensity - in particular, the height of the environmental cloud base and the availability of moisture below cloud base. Therefore, spotters should not estimate wind speeds or F-scale ratings based on visual appearance alone. However, it generally is safe to assume that most (if not all) wedges have the potential to produce strong (F2/F3) or violent (F4/F5) damage.