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Saratov region November 11: damp dampness and up to +8 degrees Celsius

Wet damp will meet the Saratov region on November 11

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Saratov region November 11: damp dampness and up to +8 degrees Celsius

Wet damp will meet the Saratov region on November 11. The sky will be full of rain, and the rain will be heavy. The haze of fog in places will reduce visibility to half a kilometer. The southwest wind will turn to the south by the day and blow at a speed of 5-10 meters per second. The air will warm up to +3 ... +8 degrees.

In the morning, there will be no rainfall, although the morning haze will remind of itself. The south wind will accelerate to 5-10 meters per second. Thermometers will show +5 ... +7 degrees.

In the capital of Uganda, Kampala, on November 11, the sky will burst with a small rain. The air will warm up to +25 degrees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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