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Rapid warning announced in the Ivanovo region due to frost

According to the Ivanovo CGMS, from 7 to 8 November in the region is predicted unfavorable meteorological situation

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Rapid warning announced in the Ivanovo region due to frost

According to the Ivanovo CGMS, from 7 to 8 November in the region is predicted unfavorable meteorological situation.

Small precipitation is expected in the form of wet snow and rain, which at negative temperatures will lead to the formation of strong ice on roads and sidewalks.

In the night and morning hours, the air temperature will drop to -4 ̊.

In this regard, it is possible to complicate the situation on federal and regional highways, an increase in the number of accidents and injuries among pedestrians.

Drivers and pedestrians are urged to exercise utmost caution.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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