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Frost will strike at night in the Vladimir region

Wednesday, October 28, in Vladimir will please residents abnormally warm for the end of October day, but evening and night will require warm clothes

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Frost will strike at night in the Vladimir region

Wednesday, October 28, in Vladimir will please residents abnormally warm for the end of October day, but evening and night will require warm clothes.

During the day, the air warms up to comfortable +8. +13 degrees with variable cloudiness and southwest wind speed up to 9 m / s. No precipitation is expected. However, after 18:00 Tuesday, a sharp cooling will begin: the temperature will drop to -3 ... + 2 degrees.

Ice will remain on the roads and sidewalks on Wednesday morning, so pedestrians and drivers should be extremely careful.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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