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Study: Lagos heat by Coinjure

How hot will Lagos get this week?

Lagos today: a high of 31°C and a low of 27°C, 2.3 mm of rain. Daytime highs over the next 7 days: 30°C.Latest finding, 2 hours ago

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14:20UTC today

Lagos today: a high of 31°C and a low of 27°C, 2.3 mm of rain. Daytime highs over the next 7 days: 30°C.

Details
As recorded: Lagos today: a high of 31°C and a low of 27°C, 2.3 mm of rain. Daytime highs over the next 7 days: 30°C
Source: Open-Meteo forecast for Lagos (6.45, 3.39), compared with the past 28 days at the same spot. Forecasts change; each line is what the forecast said when it was recorded.
Value: 31.1 °C high
Source: Open-Meteo ↗Stamped 14:20 UTC. Never edited. Check the proof

How this is measured

Source
Open-Meteo forecast (national weather services' models). Coinjure fetches it, stamps it and names it on every finding.
What it records
  • one line a day: today's high, low and rain, and the week's daytime highs
  • alerts, once each, for the hottest or coldest day in four weeks, 30 mm+ of rain, 75 km/h+ gusts, 40°C+ heat
How often
Every 12 hr, run by Coinjure with the Weather in a city template, 1 run so far.
Method
Every run reads the Open-Meteo forecast for Lagos, Nigeria and records today's high, low and rain once a day, with an alert when a coming day is the hottest or coldest in four weeks or brings heavy rain, strong gusts or extreme heat. Forecasts change; each line says what the forecast said when it was recorded.
Running since
Oct 29, 2026, 1 finding on the record.
Never edited
Every finding is hashed when it lands and chained to the one before it, so any later change would show. Each finding's page says how to check it.