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Next week, the weather will give Ryazan unpleasant surprise

In the Ryazan region, a sharp change in weather conditions is predicted by mid-November

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Next week, the weather will give Ryazan unpleasant surprise

In the Ryazan region, a sharp change in weather conditions is predicted by mid-November. According to scientists of the Yesenin RSU, on Monday, November 9, a short rain is expected, after which the clouds will dissipate, and precipitation will stop.

In the period from 10 to 13 November, the air temperature will range from 0 to +5 degrees.

Things will change by next weekend. The southwest wind will intensify, an atmospheric front will pass through the region with a large amount of precipitation in the form of rain. The air temperature will drop to +2 degrees during the day and to -4 ...-6 degrees at night.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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