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Southwest wind will drive snow from Khakassia

The next two days in the republic will be cold in autumn

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Southwest wind will drive snow from Khakassia

The next two days in the republic will be cold in autumn. And the wind will be drenched - northwest, strong, piercing. Wet snow will pass in some places.

Bad weather will relieve the pressure on Tuesday, September 29. Although variable cloudiness will not go anywhere, but precipitation will stop.

On the night of September 29, a westerly wind is expected, in the afternoon it will be replaced by a southwestern wind and will blow at a speed of 2-7 meters per second. Gusts will be up to 12 meters per second. T

At night it is expected to -3...-8 degrees. During the day, the air will warm up to +10 ... + 15 degrees, in the mountains - up to +3 ... + 8 degrees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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