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· Wind calm
Sun, 22 Nov
Morning
-17°
-17°
16%
Afternoon
-12°
-12°
13%
Evening
-16°
-20°
19%
Overnight
-17°
-17°
16%

Weather in village of Rohi nav by day (jamoat of Vanqal'a, district of Shughnon)

Hourly weather forecast in Rohi nav for Sunday, 22 November

-17° -22°
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-18° -22°
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-18° -22°
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-18° -18°
36%
-17° -17°
16%
-17° -17°
16%
-16° -16°
16%
-14° -14°
16%
-13° -13°
16%
-11° -11°
16%
-12° -12°
13%
-12° -12°
13%
-12° -12°
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-13° -13°
13%
-14° -18°
13%
-15° -20°
13%
-15° -20°
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-16° -20°
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Sun Cycle Overview

  • Sunrise
    06:58:23
    Sunset
    16:56:29
  • Daylight Hours
    9 hour 58 min

Details

  • High / Low
    -11°/-18°
  • Humidity
    54%
  • Pressure
    773 mmHg
  • Visibility
    24.1 km
  • Wind
    6 kph S (202°)
  • Dew Point
    -24°
  • UV Index
    6
  • Moon Phase
    Waxing Gibbous
Editorial team, Meteo Asia

Weather in village of Rohi nav on 22 November

Snow-covered landscape
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In village of Rohi nav on 22 November, temperatures will range from -18°C at night to -11°C during the day. The feels-like temperature is -17°C.[1]

Partly cloudy with some sunshine periods.

Snow is expected. Roads and footpaths may become slippery.

Daylight: 06:58:23 to 16:56:29.

Slippery Conditions
Icy winter sidewalk and footwear
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Snow on the ground significantly increases slip risk for pedestrians. Studies show snow triples the probability of a fall. Wear boots with good grip and slow down on footpaths.[2][3]

What to Wear
Warm coat for cold weather
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Choosing the right clothing significantly affects thermal comfort throughout the day.[4]

  • Heavy coat or insulated jacket — feels like -17°C.
  • Scarf and gloves — cold conditions, temperature near or below 0°C.
  • Warm waterproof boots with grip — snow or icy surfaces increase slip risk.
  • Wide-brim hat and SPF 30+ sunscreen — UV index 6. UV-protective clothing covers more skin than sunscreen alone.[5]

Warm layers essential today.

Sports & Outdoor Activities
Person running outdoors
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Weather conditions directly affect the safety and enjoyment of outdoor sports. Peak endurance performance occurs at 7–15°C; heat and rain significantly impair performance and increase health risk.[6][7]

  • 🚴 Cycling — not recommended: ice or snow on roads creates serious fall risk.
  • 🛴 Scooter — not recommended today: rain, wind, or icy surfaces.
  • 🏃 Running outdoors — not recommended: dangerous weather conditions.
  • 🏊 Outdoor swimming — conditions not suitable today.

Going Out & Social Plans
Friends meeting on a rooftop or terrace at sunset
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Weather is a primary driver of whether people choose to spend time outdoors. Discretionary outdoor attendance drops sharply with cold, rain, or extreme heat.[8][9]

Park walk — advisable to postpone: heavy rain or dangerous conditions.

Outdoor café — indoor seating preferred; feels like -17°C outside.

Picnic — not ideal today; an indoor venue is the better option.[9]

UV Alert
Strong midday sun
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UV index is 6 — high. Limit unprotected exposure between 11:00 and 15:00. Use SPF 50+ and a hat.[10][11]

  1. Outdoor thermal comfort and human behaviour (Building and Environment, 2021)
  2. Snow on ground increases pedestrian slip risk >3× across 16 Finnish cities over 14 winters (Int. J. Environmental Research & Public Health, 2022)
  3. ~1 in 10 fractures in Sweden result from slipping on ice or snow, predominantly wrist/ankle (Acta Orthopaedica, 2025)
  4. Thermal comfort in indoor environments (Building and Environment, 2006)
  5. UV-protective clothing blocked >99% UVB, outperforming sunscreen in head-to-head comparison (Cancers, 2022)
  6. Optimal endurance performance at WBGT 7.5–15°C across 1,258 races (Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2021)
  7. Physical activity and heat stress: health implications (PMC, 2024)
  8. Air temperature is dominant factor driving optional outdoor activity; discretionary attendance drops sharply with cold (Int. J. Environmental Research & Public Health, 2021)
  9. Weather sensitivity and leisure time outdoor activities (Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2024)
  10. UV Index Scale: Low (1–2) / Moderate (3–5) / High (6–7) / Very High (8–10) / Extreme (11+) (US EPA)
  11. Combining UV-protective clothing with sunscreen is optimal photoprotection strategy (Cureus, 2022)