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In the Ivanovo region on October 25 will warm up to +15

Residents of the Ivanovo region waiting for a comfortable autumn day

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In the Ivanovo region on October 25 will warm up to +15

Residents of the Ivanovo region are waiting for a comfortable autumn day. On Sunday, October 25, weather forecasters promise dry and warm weather, which is perfect for walking in the fresh air.

The sky will be covered with clouds only partially, and the rains will bypass the region. The southeast wind will accelerate to 10 meters per second during the day, but will remain moderate. Due to the absence of precipitation and dense cloudiness, the air will be able to warm up well: during the day the temperature will rise to comfortable +10. +15 degrees.

It gets colder at night to +1... +6 degrees, which is typical for the end of October. No frost on the soil is expected.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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