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In the Lipetsk region on October 17, rains and warming to +21 degrees are expected

On Saturday, October 17, residents of the Lipetsk region will experience warming to +21 degrees

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In the Lipetsk region on October 17, rains and warming to +21 degrees are expected

On Saturday, October 17, residents of the Lipetsk region will experience warming to +21 degrees. As reported in the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Lipetsk region with reference to weather forecasters, the day will be cloudy with clarifications, in places there will be a little rain. At night, the temperature will be +7 ... +12 degrees, and the east wind speed will reach 5-10 m / s.

Dangerous natural phenomena are not expected, but precipitation can provoke failures on the power grid, utility accidents and a surge in the number of accidents on the roads.

Rescuers also warn of the risks of mushroom poisoning and the danger of getting lost in the forest – in the area of increased attention to the elderly and children. In addition, there is a threat of fires of dry grass that can spread to buildings.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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