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The change of wind to the north and rains are expected in Volgograd on November 7

Cloudy weather is expected in the region with clarifications.

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The change of wind to the north and rains are expected in Volgograd on November 7

Saturday, November 7, in the Volgograd region will be overcast and damp. According to the forecast of the Volgograd CGMS, cloudiness with clarifications will remain in the region, but precipitation is expected in places during the day - mainly rain, and wet snow may fall in some areas.

In the morning, the wind will blow from the southwest at a speed of 3-8 meters per second, but then change direction to the north. Its gusts can reach 5-10 meters per second, which will increase the feeling of coolness.

During the day in Volgograd, the air temperature will be +5 ... +7 degrees. The area is expected from +3 to +8 degrees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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