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BBC Weather Centre - Country Guides: Grenada

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NOAA NWS - Grenada Weather

US government site provides hour-by-hour weather conditions for the past 24 hours for major cities and locations in the country.

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/GD_cc.html

Weather Underground - Grenada

Displays current conditions for all major cities on one page, with five-day forecast and more detailed information for each available.

http://www.wunderground.com/global/GD.html

Weather.com - Grenada

City-by-city weather reports and forecasts.

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