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Гидрометцентр вводит уровни погодной опасности для предупреждения о возможных стихийных бедствиях.
В Москве и Подмосковье ввели предпоследний, оранжевый уровень опасности из-за заморозков, которые обрушатся на столичный регион ближайшей ночью. Об этом его жителей предупредили в Гидрометцентре, пишет ТАСС.
«Предстоящей ночью и утром в среду, 9 сентября, в Подмосковье местами ожидаются заморозки до минус одного градуса, в связи с чем объявлен оранжевый погодный уровень», — сообщил собеседник агентства. Специалист напомнил, что оранжевый уровень погодной опасности символизирует опасные метеоусловия с вероятностью стихийных бедствий и нанесения ущерба. Соответствующее предостережение, продолжил он, будет действовать с 00:00 до 08:00 9 сентября.
Согласно экстренному предупреждению метеорологов, заморозки также коснутся ряда районов Владимирской, Тульской и Ярославской областей.

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