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+5 degrees expected in Komi on November 1

In the evening, the thermometer drops to +2 degrees.

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+5 degrees expected in Komi on November 1

During the night, the cold will continue. In the northern regions of the republic, the temperature can drop to zero, sometimes weak frosts are possible. On the roads in the morning, ice is likely, especially on secondary roads and bridges.

Forecasters associate cooling with the arrival of cold air mass from the northwest. Atmospheric pressure will increase, precipitation will stop by the evening. The wind is expected to be moderate, gusts up to 12 meters per second.

Residents of the republic should prepare in advance for the change of weather. Drivers are advised to change summer tires and be more careful in slippery areas. Pedestrians should choose shoes with non-slip soles, especially in the morning.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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