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Muscovites told what the weather will be on Monday

In Moscow on the night of October 19, plus 3-5 degrees is expected, in the region - plus 1-6. This MK reported meteorologist Alexei Safonov.

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Muscovites told what the weather will be on Monday

In Moscow on the night of October 19, plus 3-5 degrees is expected, in the region - plus 1-6. This MK reported meteorologist Alexei Safonov.

According to him, at night it will be cloudy with clarifications, in places it will be a little rain. During the day, variable cloudiness is expected, without precipitation.

The wind will be northeast to 11 meters per second. During the day in the city, the temperature will be plus 8-10, in the region - plus 5-10.

Atmospheric pressure will rise slightly from 750 to 760 millimeters of mercury.

The weather forecaster noted that the cyclone and its fronts will leave the capital and give way to an anticyclone with a cold air mass. The cooling will be substantial.

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