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In the Lipetsk region on November 9, wet snow is possible at night

In the Lipetsk region on the night of November 9, small precipitation in the form of snow and wet snow is expected in places

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In the Lipetsk region on November 9, wet snow is possible at night

In the Lipetsk region on the night of November 9, small precipitation in the form of snow and wet snow is expected in places. During the day, significant precipitation is not predicted, Roshydrometcenter reported.

The region will be cloudy with clarification. The western wind will increase to 6-11 m / s. At night, the temperature will be from -2 to +3 degrees, in the afternoon the air will warm up to +2 ... +7 degrees.

Atmospheric pressure is expected at 749 mm Hg and will increase. Weather forecasters do not predict dangerous and unfavorable meteorological phenomena.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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