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In 1957, the average monthly temperature in Yekaterinburg in September was +15.3°C, which is the current record.
Yekaterinburg can update a 70-year-old meteorological record. Forecaster Alexey Pulin reported this on his Telegram channel.
The average monthly temperature in September, according to current calculations, is plus 14 degrees. This figure exceeds the climate norm by 3.6 degrees and is close to the record. The last time Yekaterinburg had such a warm September was 69 years ago, in 1957 - then the average monthly thermometer stood at plus 15.3 degrees. September 2023 turned out to be a little cooler, when the monthly average was plus 13.5 degrees. The air in Yekaterinburg warmed up to 13 degrees Celsius in September 2024.
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The average monthly temperature record set in September 1957 may be broken this year.
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