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In St. Petersburg, cloudiness does not spoil the weather on October 22

In St. Petersburg is expected to +13 degrees with variable cloudiness. This is reported by the press service of the EMERCOM in St. Petersburg.

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In St. Petersburg, cloudiness does not spoil the weather on October 22

In St. Petersburg is expected to +13 degrees with variable cloudiness. This is reported by the press service of the EMERCOM in St. Petersburg.

There's no rain in the day. The wind blows from the southeast, its speed will be 4-9 meters per second. The temperature will rise to +11 ... +13 degrees. The sky will be cloudy with clarity, and atmospheric pressure will begin to fall.

According to the weather forecaster Mikhail Leus, the highest temperature on this day was recorded in 1909, it was +14.7 degrees. The lowest temperature was observed in 1903, when it dropped to -8.3 degrees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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