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Forecaster told who to expect bad weather

On October 6, bad weather warnings were announced in several regions of Russia. This was reported by meteorologist Alexei Safonov.

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Forecaster told who to expect bad weather

On October 6, bad weather warnings were announced in several regions of Russia. This was reported by meteorologist Alexei Safonov.

In the Novosibirsk region, heavy rain and wind with gusts of up to 22 meters per second are expected. In the northwest, wet snow and deposition on wires are possible.

In Primorsky Krai, heavy and very heavy rains are predicted, winds up to 27 meters per second.

Recall that in Moscow on October 6, it is expected to plus 14 degrees, a slight rain is possible, the pressure will fall. In St. Petersburg - up to plus 16, there will be short-term rains, the wind is strong in places.

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