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In Izhevsk on October 26 a little warmer

During the day, thermometers will show about +10 ° C.

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In Izhevsk on October 26 a little warmer

On Monday, October 26, residents of Izhevsk are waiting for calm autumn weather without precipitation. The day promises to be sunny, although in the morning and in the morning there may be haze, which may slightly limit visibility.

At night, the air temperature will be about +1 ... +3 ° C. In the morning it will remain cool, but with the onset of the day the air will gradually warm up. By the middle of the day, thermometers will show +10 ° C.

Rainfall during the day is not predicted.

Despite the sunny sky and relatively mild weather for the end of October, warm outerwear will be useful in the morning and evening. Motorists should also be more careful on the roads because of possible haze in the morning.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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