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max1.5 °C82 %1025.5 hPa0.1 km/h1.6 km/h
average1 °C77.8 %1024.8 hPa0 km/h0 km/h
min0.5 °C73 %1024.1 hPa0 km/h0 km/h
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Current weather conditions, plus daily, weekly, monthly and yearly records, from Kelly Lake, just a few kilometres south of Willow, Alaska, USA

 
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