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Up to 28 degrees predicted in the Rostov region on Monday

In the Rostov region on October 12 will remain unusually warm for mid-autumn weather

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Up to 28 degrees predicted in the Rostov region on Monday

In the Rostov region on October 12 will remain unusually warm for mid-autumn weather. According to the forecast of the Hydrometeorological Center, in some areas the air will warm up to +28 degrees.

Clouds are expected with clarifications on Monday. Weather forecasters do not predict rain. At the same time, in the night and morning, fog is possible in places.

The air temperature at night will be about +10 degrees. In areas where the sky clears, it will cool to +4.

In the afternoon, the thermometers will rise to +20 ... + 25 degrees, and in places reach +28.

In addition, gusty winds are forecast in the region. Its speed with gusts will be up to 11 meters per second, and in some areas - up to 14 meters per second.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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