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Summer 2010 will be remembered by Muscovites and Moscow guests with abnormal high temperatures. On 23 July the temperature has exceeded 36 C for the first time since 1938. The 29th July has become the hottest day of the summer (+38,2 C) for 130 years of meteorological observations. 33 days in a row the temperature was higher than +30 C. Such temperature records did not pass being unnoticed. They had a great impact on health of Muscovites and environment in Moscow region. It favoured fire spreading in marshy lands and worsening the ecological situation. This and other factors created smog curtain over the city thus making Moscow tours rather mysterious and spooky.
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