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10 November in Penza is expected cloudy weather

Tuesday, November 10, in Penza will be without rain

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10 November in Penza is expected cloudy weather

Tuesday, November 10, in Penza will be without rain.

In the morning, the temperature will rise to +4 °, but due to the wind will be felt only -1 °. Humidity will increase to 89%, the pressure will remain at 752 millimeters. The probability of precipitation is 25%.

During the day, thermometers will remain at +4°. The sky will be cloudy, the west wind will change direction a little. It will feel cooler outside, about 0°. Humidity will decrease to 84%, pressure - to 752 millimeters. The probability of precipitation is 24%.

In the evening, the temperature will not change - +4 °. The wind will make it look like 0° outside. Humidity will rise to 87%, pressure - up to 753 mm. Precipitation is unlikely - 26%.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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