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Ice and fog are expected in the Saratov region on November 8

Ice on the roads and fog in places are expected in the morning in the Saratov region

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Ice and fog are expected in the Saratov region on November 8

Ice on the roads and fog in places are expected in the morning in the Saratov region. During the day, precipitation is not predicted, the sky will remain with variable cloudiness. The northwest wind blows at a speed of 4-9 meters per second. The air will warm up to -1 ... +4 degrees.

In Saratov today it is cloudy with clarifications, without significant precipitation. Westerly wind, about 4 meters per second. In the afternoon, about 2 degrees.

In the capital of South Sudan, Juba on November 8 will be a little rain. During the day, the air will warm up to +35 degrees. The wind is weak, less than 3 meters per second.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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