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+3 degrees expected in Komi on October 13

In the evening it will cool to +1 degrees, rainfall promises.

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+3 degrees expected in Komi on October 13

In Komi on October 12, about +5 degrees of heat is expected. The day will be mostly cloudy with clearings, without precipitation. The wind is weak, northwest, up to 3 meters per second. By the evening, the temperature will begin to decrease and reach +1 degree. At night, it is possible to cool down to -2 degrees, especially in the northern regions of the republic.

Despite the lack of rain, humidity will remain high at around 80%. This will create a feeling of dampness, especially in the morning. Fog is possible in lowlands and along rivers. Visibility on the roads can deteriorate, drivers should be careful.

For residents of Syktyvkar and Ukhta, the day will be cool, but without sharp changes. Atmospheric pressure is stable - about 750 mm of mercury. It is comfortable for weather-dependent people. Precipitation is not expected, so you can plan walks, but it is better to dress warmly.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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