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+9 degrees predicted in Komi on October 17

Precipitation is not expected, in the evening it will cool to +7 degrees.

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+9 degrees predicted in Komi on October 17

October in the Komi Republic continues to surprise with its changeability. After several days of drizzly autumn, when morning fog and drizzling rain seemed an integral part of the landscape, a temporary lull ensues. Forecasters promise that on October 17, the region will be affected by warmer air masses, which will lead to a noticeable increase in temperature. Daily highs are forecast to reach +9 degrees Celsius, giving residents a rare chance to enjoy relatively comfortable weather.

This warming, although temporary, can be a pleasant respite before a new cold snap. The sun's rays breaking through the clouds promise to create the illusion of early summer, but meteorologists warn: do not relax. Autumn weather is treacherous, and even on the warmest day, a sharp change in atmospheric conditions is possible. Therefore, when planning walks or other outdoor activities, it is worth remembering about possible changes.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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