The North is about to welcome a deep cold under 11 degrees
Due to the increase of cold air, the North will be strongly cold from the night of November 23, there are places below 11 degrees.
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Due to the increase of cold air, the North will be strongly cold from the night of November 23, there are places below 11 degrees.
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