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+15 degrees expected in Saransk on October 8

In the evening, the thermometer drops to +9 degrees.

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In Saransk on October 8, it is expected to +15 degrees of heat. During the day it will be cloudy with clarifications, a slight wind is possible. In the evening, the temperature will drop to +9 degrees, which will make the walks cool. In the morning, fog is possible, especially in the lowlands, but by noon it will dissipate.

Precipitation is unlikely, but the sky can be covered with gray clouds. The humidity will remain moderate, about 60-70%. Atmospheric pressure will be within normal limits, which will favorably affect the well-being of most people.

For residents and guests of the city, this is a great opportunity to enjoy the autumn atmosphere. It is recommended to dress in multi-layered clothes to comfortably transfer the temperature difference. In the evening, it is better to bring a light jacket or windbreaker.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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