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+7 degrees and the sun is expected in Izhevsk on October 24

In the evening, the thermometer will drop to minus one degree.

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+7 degrees and the sun is expected in Izhevsk on October 24

In Izhevsk on October 24, truly autumn weather is expected, but with a pleasant sunny tint. In the afternoon, the thermometer will rise to a mark of plus seven degrees, which will allow citizens to enjoy the last warm days before the onset of this cold. The sun, breaking through the light clouds, will give a feeling of early spring, despite the middle of autumn.

This air temperature, combined with sunlight, will create ideal conditions for walking. The city's parks and squares are likely to be filled with people eager to seize the moment. You can safely go for a long walk, enjoying the golden colors of fading nature and fresh air. For those planning to complete the business in the fresh air, this is a great opportunity.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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