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Group 1 of 11, station
VIDP
VIDP is the four letter ICAO location indicator of the aerodrome the observation was taken at, Delhi Indira Gandhi. Indian aerodromes all begin with V, and the second letter is the region: VI north, VA west, VO south, VE east.
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Delhi,
12:00 UTC on the 5th. Wind from 290 at 8 knots, swinging 260 to 320. Visibility 4 km. Haze. A few clouds at 2,500 ft, scattered at 10,000 ft. 34 degrees, dew point 18. QNH 1006. No change expected.
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The forecast, read the same way: FM, TEMPO, BECMG and PROB explained in order.
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