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+16 degrees expected in Saransk on September 30

In the evening, the thermometer drops to +7 degrees.

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+16 degrees expected in Saransk on September 30

In the afternoon of September 30 in Saransk, the air will warm up to +16 degrees. This indicator is typical for the end of September, when summer finally gives way to autumn processes. Atmospheric pressure will be within normal limits, which will make walking comfortable.

By the evening, the temperature will begin to decrease and reach +7 degrees. The difference will be nine degrees, so residents should bring warm clothes. This is especially true for those who are planning to return home late.

The wind will be weak, mainly in the north-west direction. Precipitation is unlikely, the sky is expected to varying cloudiness. The humidity will remain moderate, without sharp jumps.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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