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St. Petersburg met the morning with ice patterns on the glass

The morning of October 14 in St. Petersburg began with a characteristic winter picture: cars standing in the courtyards and on the streets, covered with a dense ice crust. Especially strongly froze the front and rear windows, as well as mirrors.

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St. Petersburg met the morning with ice patterns on the glass

The morning of October 14 in St. Petersburg began with a characteristic winter picture: cars standing in the courtyards and on the streets, covered with a dense ice crust. Especially strongly froze the front and rear windows, as well as mirrors.

At the same time, as motorists note, there is no ice on the roads themselves - the asphalt remains raw, but not slippery.

Forecasters confirm the cold. Last night in the Northern capital was the coldest since the beginning of autumn. This was reported by weather forecaster Mikhail Leus. According to the city weather station, the air temperature dropped to +1.6 degrees.

During the day, variable cloudiness is predicted in the city, without precipitation. The temperature will range from +7 to +9 degrees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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