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In the Kostroma region expect snow and frost

Meteorologists warn about changing weather conditions and the onset of the Day of the Tinker in the Kostroma region

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In the Kostroma region expect snow and frost

Meteorologists warn about changing weather conditions and the onset of the Day of the Tinman in the Kostroma region. Thermometer columns will fall below zero, and the first snow cover will appear on the tracks. In the morning, the asphalt coating will be covered with an ice crust. Maneuvering and driving at high speed will be difficult.

Climate change will be felt by car owners. According to experts, already at +5 degrees, summer tires lose coupling properties with the roadway. In this regard, those who have not yet changed tires for winter, it is recommended to do so over the coming weekend.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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