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Good morning, Cape {town} Etc family! As the Mother City settles into autumn, today’s skies will see cloud cover on a cool day. See what’s on Thursday’s weather forecast:
Temperatures are predicted to reach a high of only 18°C during the day. There will be rain in the morning and an otherwise thick cloud cover throughout the day.Wind speeds will be at a consistent 20kph in the day, decreasing to 9kph in the nighttime.
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