Callisto Hometown Forecast Sees Cloudy Cold Conditions
Today expect mostly cloudy and cold weather with a chance of flurries. Highs reach the upper 20s as north winds stay around 5 mph. Weather Authority notes windstorm counts have risen since the 1960s, increasing from eight to 29 in later decades.
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Clouds and partial sun today with a few flurries, high about 24 degrees. Tonight partly cloudy and cold with low near 12. Thursday looks mostly sunny and milder but still cool.
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