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The weather in St. Petersburg on Sunday

In St. Petersburg on the night of October 11, plus 5-7 degrees is expected. This was reported by meteorologist Alexei Safonov.

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The weather in St. Petersburg on Sunday

In St. Petersburg on the night of October 11, plus 5-7 degrees is expected. This was reported by meteorologist Alexei Safonov.

During the day the temperature will be plus 10-12. The weather is expected to be cloudy with clarity, there will be short rains. Atmospheric pressure will increase and will be 750 millimeters of mercury.

In the Leningrad region at night is expected plus 2-7, in the afternoon - plus 7-12. The wind is southeast and east, weak.

Forecaster noted that the cyclone affects St. Petersburg more strongly, as the city is closer to its center. In Moscow on October 11 is expected to plus 14 degrees.

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