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First of all, I'm sorry if this question sounds unrelated to this website, but my justification that I am reading the weather of the city that I will visit after tomorrow
It is Rome, between Feb,16 and Feb, 21 and I am trying to see if I need a jacket.
I don't know how to read these numbers :)
This is the label for those numbers:
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The second column is probably maximum and minimum temperatures in Farenheit. Most websites have an option to display them in Celsius if you prefer. That means between 15°C in the daytime and 5°C at night - that's coat weather for me at least.
I expect the fourth column is probability of precipitation, i.e. there's an 80% chance of it raining at some point on Wednesday. Wear a coat.
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Answer 2
How about this forecast, from weatherunderground.com:
Another forecast, from the aptly named doineedajacket.com:
Answer 3
Based on what I see here, a jacket and an umbrella would help you enjoying your stay in Rome!
Second column is high/low temperature expressed in Farenheits degrees. Third one is a general description of the weather. Fourth column shows how likely you are to get some rain during the day. Please note that it doesn't mean that it will rain 80% of the day when it is written 80%. It just mean that when you have those weather conditions, 8 out of 10 times, there was at least few minutes of rain during the day.
Fifth column shows the wind direction and speed. Doesn't look too windy there.
Last one is the humidity percentage. When it is quite humid, it reinforces the feeling to have a cold or a hot weather depending on the temperature, especially with low wind.
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