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Commodore Dawned at 4 °C and Is Among the 3 Coldest Cities in the Country

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After several days with rains, on Wednesday 30 no precipitation is expected in the oil city. However, on Thursday they would return, with chances of drizzles and isolated rains.

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Commodore Dawned at 4 °C and Is Among the 3 Coldest Cities in the Country

After several days with rains, on Wednesday 30 no precipitation is expected in the oil city. However, on Thursday they would return, with chances of drizzles and isolated rains.

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