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Revealed what day will be the last warm before the cold snap in Moscow

In Moscow on the night of October 18, plus 8-10 degrees is expected. This MK reported meteorologist Alexei Safonov.

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Revealed what day will be the last warm before the cold snap in Moscow

In Moscow on the night of October 18, plus 8-10 degrees is expected. This MK reported meteorologist Alexei Safonov.

According to him, it will be cloudy, in places there will be a little rain, fog is possible. During the day the temperature will be plus 13-15, sometimes moderate rain.

In the Moscow region at night is expected plus 5-10, in the afternoon - plus 11-16. Wind of the northern quarter: at night weak, in the afternoon 5-10 meters per second.

Atmospheric pressure will be 750 millimeters of mercury. Forecaster noted that the front zone divides the region into warm and cool parts. This is the last warm day before the cold snap.

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