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About the wind to 30 m / s warned residents of two districts of Yamal

In the Urals and Shuryshkar districts today a strong wind is expected, Yamalspas reported, citing data from the Yamalo-Nenets CGMS

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About the wind to 30 m / s warned residents of two districts of Yamal

In the Ural and Shuryshkar districts until the end of the day on October 21, a strong storm wind is expected, Yamalspas reported, citing data from the Yamalo-Nenets CGMS. The speed of air masses in gusts can reach 25-30 meters per second, residents of the territories warned.

According to an earlier forecast, wind was expected in five districts of Yamal today with gusts of up to 23 meters per second.

In Yamal on October 21, small, sometimes moderate precipitation in the form of wet snow with the formation of ice, the air temperature during the day will remain in the range from zero to plus five degrees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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