Daily Weather in Harare

    My country’s capital city is Harare. My 3-day forecast will cover the following days: 4/04, 4/05, and 4/06. The forecasted high for my first day is 79 Degrees F, and the forecasted low is 60 Degrees F with a precipitation probability of 0%. The forecasted high of my second day is 79 Degrees F and the forecasted low is 62 Degrees F. The precipitation probability of this day is 5% early in the day and increases to 35% in the evening. The forecasted high for my third day is 81 Degrees F and the projected low is 61 Degrees F. The chance of precipitation is 20% in the day and up to 80% in the evening. The average pressure over the three days is 29.89 in. The pressure decreased over the three-day period. The average wind speed over the five-day period was 7 MPH. The wind speed decreases over the three-day period.

    There are clouds in Zimbabwe, however, they are very far away from the capital currently. Mosto f the southern area of the clouds are low and warm, but the northern section that is crossing into Zimbabwe seem to be colder. Around the capital currently, there actually is no precipitation around my capital currently. In a couple of days however, the precipitation has a very good chance of passing over Harare. The surface characteristics of the capital city seem to be relatively mountainous. There are some lakes to the left of the city and there are heavily forested areas next to those bodies of water. The city itself however seem to be relatively bare of vegetation.

    The isobar pressures I observe are a low center of 1012 and the high pressure of 1016 close to Zimbabwe. In the wider map, we can see higher pressures of 1020, and a high center of 1024 over the ocean. The low centers are actually right to the West of my country and also to the South. Right to the south of my country as well, there seems to be an area where a warm meets a cold front. Also in the zoomed out map, to the far Southwest, ther is another cold meeting a warm front a little further past the high center. Zimbabwe itself though is set in the 1016 pressure are and part of its western tip sits in the low of 1012.