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Kuban will be covered by rains and thunderstorms because of the cyclone over the Crimea

On Sunday, October 18, the Krasnodar Territory will be under the influence of a cyclone that shifts to the Crimean Peninsula

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Kuban will be covered by rains and thunderstorms because of the cyclone over the Crimea

On Sunday, October 18, the Krasnodar Territory will be under the influence of a cyclone, which is shifting to the Crimean Peninsula.

According to the forecast, a cold atmospheric front will come to the region. It will bring rains and thunderstorms, and in some areas of the region heavy precipitation and squally wind are expected.

In Krasnodar on Sunday forecast cloudy weather with clarifications and short rains. The air temperature will be +20... +22 degrees, the south wind will blow at a speed of 5-10 m / s, gusts are possible in some places. Atmospheric pressure will rise to 761 mm of mercury, which is higher than normal.

Earlier we wrote about the fact that in Krasnodar will block traffic on the 1st of May due to the failure of the soil.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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