Fanlou weather — 10-day forecast

Temperature, rain, wind and feels-like in Fanlou, hour by hour and over 10 days, with the seasonal normal for context.

Now

Reading from 06:00 · DWD ICON global model

14 °C

Light drizzle

5.8 km/hforce 1

Next 12 h

  • 0614°83 %
  • 06:22Sunrise
  • 0714°94 %
  • 0814°84 %
  • 0914°75 %
  • 1015°48 %
  • 1116°48 %
  • 1216°13 %
  • 1316°13 %
  • 1416°12 %
  • 1515°12 %
  • 1615°12 %
  • 1715°11 %
  • 17:33Sunset
  • 1815°12 %

↓ 14°07:00↑ 16°12:00

Humidity
88 %
Dew point
12 °C
Gusts
13.2 km/h
Clouds
100 %
Pressure
1,019 hPa ↑

Grid point 3.0 km away · 13.0 km grid · elevation 42 m

Air quality

The European air-quality index for the city, and the pollutants that set it.

Reading from 08:00
57
Moderate

Index set by PM2.5

PM2.5
24.2µg/m³▲
PM10
28.6µg/m³
Ozone
19.4µg/m³
Nitrogen dioxide
35.9µg/m³▲
Sulphur dioxide
5.1µg/m³
Carbon monoxide
266.0µg/m³
Dust (AOD)
0.01

Generated using Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service information

Hour by hour

Step-by-step detail: temperature, wind, cloud cover and ultraviolet.

Estimated from a deterministic model, not an ensemble probability.
°C

10 days

Each day's extremes and the chance of rain, out to the end of the run.

6° → 22°

Rain probability (> 1 mm): 50 ECMWF ensemble members.

  • Today

    Light rain52 %

    16°

    13°

  • Wed

    Mainly clear

    15°

    8°

  • Thu

    Partly cloudy12 %

    15°

    6°

  • Fri

    Light drizzle12 %

    18°

    12°

  • Sat

    Partly cloudy

    21°

    12°

  • Sun

    Partly cloudy

    22°

    15°

  • Mon

    Mainly clear

    20°

    13°

  • Tue

    Light drizzle1 mm

    19°

    11°

  • Wed

    Overcast

    15°

    12°

  • Thu

    Overcast

    17°

    11°

Sun and UV

Sunrise, sunset, day length and ultraviolet intensity.

Max UV1low
Sunrise
06:22
Daylight
11 h 11
Sunset
17:33

Radiation · 1.0 MJ/m²

Today in Fanlou the mean temperature will be 14.4 °C — -0.9 °C against the normal for 20 October, measured from 1940 to 2026. (1,290 obs.)

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