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Leus spoke about the weather in Moscow on November 11 and 12

Leading specialist of the weather center “Phobos” Mikhail Leus said that the weather in Moscow on November 11 will be warmer than the climatic norm

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Leus spoke about the weather in Moscow on November 11 and 12

Leading specialist of the weather center "Phobos" Mikhail Leus said that the weather in Moscow on November 11 will be warmer than the climatic norm. The air will warm up to 3-5 above zero, said a meteorologist in the messenger.

Leus said no significant rain was expected. The wind speed is expected to reach 3-5 meters per second.

Atmospheric pressure will drop to 744 mm Hg and will be below normal.

on november 12, snow, wet snow and ice are expected.

Climate winter in Moscow will be delayed by at least two weeks

Reliable news is always at hand - in the channel "MK" in MAX

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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