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Meteorologist told what the weather will be on the weekend in Moscow and the region

There will be no rainfall, but fog is possible in some areas.

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Meteorologist told what the weather will be on the weekend in Moscow and the region

On Saturday and Sunday, warm days are expected in Moscow and the Moscow region.

According to meteorologist Alexei Safonov, on Saturday the temperature in Moscow will be +15. +17 degrees and +14 +19 degrees in the Moscow region . There will be no precipitation, but fog is possible in some areas.

On Sunday, the temperature in the city will drop to +14. +16 degrees, in the area up to +17 degrees. Most likely, the expert notes, precipitation will fall on Sunday afternoon. At night, the temperature in Moscow is +8 ... +10 degrees and +6 ... +9 degrees in the Moscow region.

“Definitely this year autumn is warm, and there are even mushrooms in some places. At 2-4 degrees above the climatic norm, the temperature is now, the meteorologist concluded.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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