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Pago Pago

-14.28° latitude / -170.70° longitude

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Current conditions

Partly cloudy
28°C
Feels like 29°C · Partly cloudy
Humidity
72%
Wind
21 km/h ESE
Pressure
1014 hPa
UV Index
7.9 High
Cloud Cover
70%
Precipitation
0 mm
Sunrise
5:48 AM
Sunset
6:26 PM
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What to expect today in Pago Pago

Right now in Pago Pago it's 28°C with partly cloudy. Today's high should reach 28°C with an overnight low near 25°C. No significant precipitation is expected over the next several hours. Tomorrow looks similar, with highs near 28°C with overcast. UV levels are high (index 8) — sun protection is advised.

Next 24 Hours

11:00
Partly cloudy
26°C
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12:00
Partly cloudy
26°C
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13:00
Partly cloudy
25°C
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14:00
Partly cloudy
25°C
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15:00
Partly cloudy
25°C
0.2
16:00
Partly cloudy
25°C
0.1
17:00
Partly cloudy
25°C
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18:00
Partly cloudy
26°C
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19:00
Partly cloudy
26°C
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20:00
Partly cloudy
27°C
0.1
21:00
Partly cloudy
27°C
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22:00
Partly cloudy
28°C
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23:00
Partly cloudy
28°C
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00:00
Partly cloudy
28°C
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Now
Partly cloudy
28°C
0.1
02:00
Partly cloudy
27°C
0.1
03:00
Partly cloudy
27°C
0.1
04:00
Partly cloudy
27°C
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05:00
Partly cloudy
26°C
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06:00
Partly cloudy
26°C
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07:00
Partly cloudy
26°C
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08:00
Partly cloudy
26°C
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09:00
Partly cloudy
26°C
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10:00
Partly cloudy
26°C
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About Pago Pago

Pago Pago, American Samoa is a Pacific island known for its stunning natural beauty and rich Polynesian culture. The climate is tropical, characterized by warm temperatures and high humidity year-round.

Pago Pago experiences a tropical climate with no distinct seasons, characterized by consistent warm temperatures year-round. Temperatures typically range from 70 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the year. Expect high humidity and frequent rainfall, with no snow.

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