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East wind will set the tone for Monday in the Saratov region

Without a single drop from the sky will be held Monday in the Saratov region

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East wind will set the tone for Monday in the Saratov region

Without a single drop from the sky will be Monday in the Saratov region. The day will bring little cloudy weather. The wind of the eastern quarter will blow at a speed of 5-10 meters per second. Up to +10... +13 degrees will reach thermometers.

There is no rainfall in Saratov during the day. East, northeast wind will develop a speed of 5-10 meters per second. The air will warm up to +10 ... +12 degrees. That's the Yandex data. Weather.

In the capital of Ghana, Accra, on October 26, low-cloud weather will set. To degrees of heat, the air temperature will rise, and it will be felt at all +35. The southwest wind blows at a speed of up to 5 meters per second.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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