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The sea off the coast of Sochi warmed up to +21 degrees in mid-October

The sea water temperature in the resorts of Greater Sochi on October 13 remains at about +22 degrees

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The sea off the coast of Sochi warmed up to +21 degrees in mid-October

The temperature of sea water in the resorts of Greater Sochi on October 13 remains at about +22 degrees. The highest rates were recorded in Sirius, Lazarevsky and Adler.

As of October 13, the water temperature is:

Sirius - +21.8 °C;

Lazarevskoye - +21.8 °C;

Adler - +21.8 °C;

Central Sochi – +21.6 °C;

Hosta - +21.6 °C.

At the time of observation, the sea is calm, there is no excitement, the wave height is up to 0 m.

Thus, in mid-October, the water off the coast of Sochi keeps the temperature above +21 degrees. However, before swimming, vacationers should take into account weather conditions and current recommendations of security services on the beaches.

Previously reported. The bear was spotted on the road to the resort of Polyana 960 in Sochi.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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