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On Monday in the Novgorod region will be a little rainy and quite warm

In our region still interact cyclonic vortex and solar anticyclone

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On Monday in the Novgorod region will be a little rainy and quite warm

The cyclonic vortex and solar anticyclone are still interacting in our region. The atmospheric front between them is inactive, the weather forecast for the Novgorod region for October 26 told the press service.

No significant changes in the weather are expected early next week. It will be cloudy with clarifications, in places there may be small rains. A moderate wind will blow from the south or southeast.

The next night will be quite warm for the end of October: from +5 ° C to +10 ° C. During the day it will warm up to +10 ° C - +15 ° C.

In Veliky Novgorod, significant precipitation is not expected. The air temperature at night is about +8 ° C, in the afternoon - about +13 ° C.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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