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In the Kostroma region will last warm weather with high fire hazard

Babi summer in Kostroma is in no hurry to give up positions

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In the Kostroma region will last warm weather with high fire hazard

Babi summer in Kostroma is in no hurry to give up positions. On Tuesday, September 29, weather forecasters promise +14 ... + 16 degrees in the afternoon.

At the same time, the street will be windy, the north-west wind is 5-10 m / s, and in some places a small rain can sprinkle.

However, along with the heat, there is a serious danger. The Ministry of Emergency Situations warns: from September 29 to October 2, the 4th fire hazard class will operate in the region.

This means that the forests and peatlands have dried up, and even the slightest spark can lead to a major fire. When resting in nature, be very careful with fire.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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