The days will remain with little cloudiness in the mornings, isolated clouds in the afternoons, with a low probability of rain. The maximum temperatures will run between 29 and 30° C (84 and 86 F) and the lows between 21 and 22° C (70 and 72 F).
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Read MoreExpect isolated cloud cover and a low probability of rain, in which little change in weather conditions will be perceived. The high temperatures will range between 28 and 29° C (82 and 84 F) and the lows between 19 and 21° C (66 and 70 F).
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