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Forecasters predicted snow and blizzard in Tatarstan on November 13

On November 13, cloudy weather with clarifications is expected in Tatarstan, follows from the forecast of the RT Hydrometeorological Center

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Forecasters predicted snow and blizzard in Tatarstan on November 13

On November 13, cloudy weather is expected in Tatarstan with clarifications, follows from the forecast of the Hydrometeorological Center of the Republic of Tatarstan.

It will snow at night and in the morning, sometimes heavy. In some areas, blizzards and fog are possible. During the day, precipitation will become weaker and more local.

The wind will blow from the southeast and south at a speed of 6-11 meters per second. At night and in the morning, gusts of up to 14 meters are possible.

On the roads in places formed ice, as well as snow porridge.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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