Soviet–Japanese Neutrality Pact

Sunday, April 13, 1941Moscow, Soviet Union

grey all afternoon26°F

The small hours were sharp. Near 4°F before dawn under a sky with nothing in it, the kind of cold that finds the gap between collar and neck. Then the sun did its work. By noon the air had climbed to near 27° and it felt almost like spring against the morning. After 1pm the cloud came over and stayed, flattening the light for the rest of the afternoon. Evening settled grey and still near 19°, damp creeping back into the air as the dark came on.

Humidity
72%
Wind
9 mph
Daylight
14.1 hrs
Day's character
partly cloudy
High / Low
35° / 11°F
Felt like
27° / 3°F
Rain
0.00"
Snowfall
0.0"
Pressure
29.98 inHg
Gusting to
16 mph
Wind from
west
Sunrise / Sunset
5:29 am / 7:32 pm

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