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In a dream, St. Petersburgers were colder than usual because of the coldest night of autumn

According to forecaster Mikhail Leus, the Scandinavian anticyclone formed low-cloud, dry and calm weather over the north-western regions of European Russia. Because of this, the processes of cooling intensified, and the last night in St. Petersburg became the coldest since the beginning of autumn.

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In a dream, St. Petersburgers were colder than usual because of the coldest night of autumn

According to forecaster Mikhail Leus, the Scandinavian anticyclone formed low-cloud, dry and calm weather over the north-western regions of European Russia. Because of this, the processes of cooling intensified, and the last night in St. Petersburg became the coldest since the beginning of autumn.

According to the St. Petersburg weather station, the night minimum was only +0.4 degrees. This is 1.9 lower than the previous Cold Leader on October 4.

In the next few hours, the temperature may drop a little more, so the exact data will not be known until after nine in the morning.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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