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Up to -3 degrees promise weather forecasters in the Rostov region at the beginning of the week

In the beginning of the last week of October in the Rostov region will hit the frost

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Up to -3 degrees promise weather forecasters in the Rostov region at the beginning of the week

At the beginning of the last week of October in the Rostov region will hit the frost. This is evidenced by the forecasts of the Hydrometeorological Center for October 26.

On Monday, cloudy weather is expected with clarifications, without significant precipitation.

The wind of the eastern quarter will be 7-12 meters per second, sometimes gusts up to 15-18.

At night, thermometers will show +5. +10 degrees. When cleared, they will drop to 0. In the north and east of the region will cool to -3. During the day, the air warms up to +13. +18 degrees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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