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Sunny

80°F

Updated	1:37 pm
Feels Like	73°F
Humidity	33%
Wind	E 13 mph
Barometer	30.03 in
Visibility	6 mi

Sunny

27°C

Updated	1:37 pm
Feels Like	23°C
Humidity	33%
Wind	E 5.8 m/s
Barometer	1017 mb
Visibility	10 km

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Cloud Cover	5%
uv UV Index	12
Sunrise	5:49 AM
Sunset	5:42 PM
Moonrise	9:29 PM
Moonset	8:31 AM

Civil Twilight
5:27 AM to 5:48 AM
5:40 PM to 6:02 PM
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Mzimba Weather Forecast

TUESDAY
Mzimba Malawi Clear

Clear
Hi: 27°CHi: 80°F
Lo: 17°CLo: 62°F
POP: 2%

WEDNESDAY
Mzimba Malawi Clear

Clear
Hi: 27°CHi: 81°F
Lo: 17°CLo: 63°F
POP: 2%

THURSDAY
Mzimba Malawi Clear

Clear
Hi: 30°CHi: 87°F
Lo: 17°CLo: 63°F
POP: 1%

FRIDAY
Mzimba Malawi Clear

Clear
Hi: 34°CHi: 93°F
Lo: 17°CLo: 63°F
POP: 1%

SATURDAY
Mzimba Malawi Clear

Clear
Hi: 33°CHi: 92°F
Lo: 19°CLo: 66°F
POP: 2%

SUNDAY
Mzimba Malawi Clear

Clear
Hi: 32°CHi: 90°F
Lo: 19°CLo: 66°F
POP: 2%

MONDAY
Mzimba Malawi Clear

Clear
Hi: 34°CHi: 94°F
Lo: 19°CLo: 66°F
POP: 1%

POP = Probability of Precipitation.

Weather Outlook Updated: 700 PM Wed Dec 31 1969

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Flood Categories

Terms defined for each forecast point which describe or categorize the severity of flood impacts in the corresponding river/stream reach. Each flood category is bounded by an upper and lower stage (see Example 1). The severity of flooding at a given stage is not necessarily the same at all locations along a river reach due to varying channel/bank characteristics or presence of levees on portions of the reach. Therefore, the upper and lower stages for a given flood category are usually associated with water levels corresponding to the most significant flood impacts somewhere in the reach. The flood categories used in the NWS are: *Minor Flooding* - minimal or no property damage, but possibly some public threat. *Moderate Flooding* - some inundation of structures and roads near stream. Some evacuations of people and/or transfer of property to higher elevations. *Major Flooding* - extensive inundation of structures and roads. Significant evacuations of people and/or transfer of property to higher elevations. *Record Flooding* - flooding which equals or exceeds the highest stage or discharge at a given site during the period of record keeping. Note: all three of the lower flood categories (minor, moderate, major) do not necessarily exist for a given forecast point. For example, at the level where a river reaches flood stage, it may be considered moderate flooding. However, at least one of these three flood categories must start at flood stage.