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Wet snow and rain are expected in Syktyvkar on November 12

During the day, thermometers will show about +1 ° C.

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Wet snow and rain are expected in Syktyvkar on November 12

In Syktyvkar on Thursday, November 12, the weather will be unstable. Cloudy at times will be replaced by clarifications, but completely without precipitation the day will not do: wet snow and rain are expected.

The air temperature during the day will be kept within -1 ... +1 ° C. The wind is southwest and south, at a speed of 4–9 m/s.

Due to the combination of a small minus and positive values on thermometers, the streets can be damp and slippery. Citizens should consider this when choosing shoes and planning trips.

According to the city administration for civil and emergency affairs, dangerous and unfavorable meteorological phenomena in Syktyvkar are not expected.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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