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Cyclones will bring rain and September warmth to Serpukhov

Residents of Serpukhov and all the suburbs are waiting for changing days

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Cyclones will bring rain and September warmth to Serpukhov

The clouds will remain with clarifications, small rains will pass in places. The cold front will bring a gusty wind and sharp fluctuations in atmospheric pressure.

On Sunday, the region will be in the zone of cyclones. The rains will be local, and the southwesterly winds will begin to raise the temperature gradually - in the afternoon to 12-14 degrees.

On Monday, the weather will determine a cyclonic vortex centered over the Leningrad region. At night, a warm atmospheric front will pass, reinforced by a wave from the Mediterranean, in some places up to a quarter of the October rainfall. In the afternoon, the rains will weaken, and the temperature will return to the September values of 15-17 degrees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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