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Leus spoke about the weather in Moscow on October 23 and 24

Mikhail Leus, a leading specialist at the Phobos Weather Center, said that short-term rains in Moscow could end by mid-afternoon, as "weather management" will go to the anticyclone

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Leus spoke about the weather in Moscow on October 23 and 24

Mikhail Leus, a leading specialist at the Phobos Weather Center, said the short-term rains in Moscow could end by mid-afternoon as "weather management" would go to the anticyclone.

The air during the day will warm up to 10-12 above zero.

The wind speed will reach 2-7 meters per second. Atmospheric pressure will decrease, but will remain above normal.

october 24 will be slightly warmer than october 23.

Listed subjects of the Russian Federation, where dangerous weather events are expected on October 22

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