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In the Volgograd region on September 21 is expected to +28 ° C

Residents of the region will enjoy comfortable autumn weather this Monday

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In the Volgograd region on September 21 is expected to +28 ° C

According to experts of the Volgograd CGMS, on Monday, September 21, it will be cloudy with clarifications and without significant precipitation.

The south wind will blow: at night its speed will be 2-7 m / s, in the afternoon 4-9 m / s. Night temperatures will drop to +12 ... +14 ° C, and in the daytime the air will warm up to +24 ... +26 ° C.

Variable cloudiness and dry weather will also remain in the region, but fog is possible in the night and morning hours. South wind, 2-9 m/s.

At night, thermometers will show +11 ... + 16 ° C, in some areas +4 ... + 9 ° C, and in the afternoon the temperature will be +20 ... + 25 ° C, sometimes rising to +28 ° C.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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