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Frost predicted for residents of the Northern capital on October 14

In St. Petersburg on the night of October 14, plus 2-4 degrees is expected. This was reported by meteorologist Alexei Safonov.

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Frost predicted for residents of the Northern capital on October 14

In St. Petersburg on the night of October 14, plus 2-4 degrees is expected. This was reported by meteorologist Alexei Safonov.

In the suburbs, the temperature can drop to minus 1, frosts are possible. Variable cloudiness is expected, without significant precipitation.

During the day, the temperature will be plus 7-9, it will be cloudy with clarifications. Atmospheric pressure will drop slightly and will be about 765 millimeters of mercury.

In the Leningrad region at night is expected from minus 3 to plus 2, sometimes up to plus 5. In the afternoon, plus 5-10. The wind will be southwest and west, moderate. Some rain at night.

In Moscow on October 14 is expected to plus 11 degrees with heavy rain.

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