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In Syktyvkar on September 24, warm autumn weather is expected

In the afternoon, the thermometers will rise to +19 ° C.

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In Syktyvkar on September 24, warm autumn weather is expected

On Thursday, September 24 in Syktyvkar will remain warm enough weather for the end of September. According to the forecast, in the morning the air temperature will be about +12 ° C, and in the afternoon it will rise to +19 ° C. The sky will be predominantly cloudy.

Rainfall during the day is unlikely. The wind will be southeast, moderate, at about 3 meters per second.

At night, the wind will change direction to the south, its speed will remain small - about 3 meters per second.

Thus, Thursday in Syktyvkar will pass without significant precipitation and with a noticeable daytime warming. The weather will allow you to spend most of the day outside without severe cold.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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