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Forecasters previously predicted snow and strong winds in the Khabarovsk Territory on October 1, expecting the impact of the cyclone on the Sovetsko-Gavansky and Vaninsky districts, as well as on the Komsomolsky and Ulchsky districts.
The typhoon hit Sovetskaya Gavan and the Vaninsky district of the Khabarovsk Territory, reports the Amur Mash Telegram channel.
It is known that in Sovetskaya Gavan the roof of one of the buildings was torn off, but no one was injured. Bad weather will continue on Friday, October 2. According to weather forecasters, the typhoon will reach the Komsomolsky and Ulchsky districts, where snow is expected in places.
Previously, weather forecasters predicted that on Thursday, October 1, the Khabarovsk Territory would expect snow with wind gusts of up to 28 meters per second. It was expected that the cyclone would cover the Sovetsko-Gavansky and Vaninsky districts, as well as the Komsomolsky and Ulchsky districts.
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The typhoon will reach the Komsomolsky and Ulchsky districts, where snow is expected in places.
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