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Leus spoke about the weather in Moscow on October 22 and 23

Leading specialist of the weather center “Phobos” Mikhail Leus said that on October 22 in Moscow in the evening may rain

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Leus spoke about the weather in Moscow on October 22 and 23

Leading specialist of the weather center “Phobos” Mikhail Leus said that on October 22 in Moscow in the evening may rain. The weather will be cloudy with clarity.

The air will warm up to 10-12 above zero. As Leus said in the messenger, Moscow will be slightly warmer than the climate norm.

Atmospheric pressure will decrease compared to the previous day, but will remain above normal, the forecaster said.

The wind speed will reach 7 meters per second.

on october 23, the air temperature will be about the same as on october 22.

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