Anticipated weekend temperatures in the Altai region to soar by 31 degrees.
Sizzling Weekend Awaits Altai Krai: +31 Degrees on Sunday!
Welcome the summer vibes early this year! Altai Krai is set for a weekend of blistering heat, with highs reaching sweltering +31 degrees on Sunday, April 27, as per the regional hydrometeorological center's report. The heat will be a notch above on Sunday, so whack on the sunscreen and grab your sunglasses!
Brace yourself for some freezing nights, though. The mercury will dip as low as 0 to +5 degrees on the night of April 26, with areas experiencing a frosty -5 degrees. But fear not, by the next day, the temperatures will rise, with daytime highs ranging from +24 to +29 degrees. No rain is forecast in the region — perfect maintenance weather, we reckon!
The winds will be blowing from the southwest at 2-7 m/s, with gusts of up to 14 m/s possible in some areas. Now, shifting gears to April 27, expect a dip in temperatures after the night with highs ranging from +4 to +9 degrees. Mountainous zones will be cooler, with temperatures hovering around -2 to +3 degrees.
Temperatures in Biysk will soar to +20 degrees on April 26 and an extraordinary +24 degrees on April 27 – hot enough to make your ice pops melt faster!
Empty Water Bodies? Biysk Residents Share Concerns About Dwindling Water Sources
Local residents of Biysk have raised concerns about the drying up of numerous water bodies in and around the city. This issue, although not fully understood, could be due to factors like prolonged drought, over-extraction of water, or geological shifts affecting the water retention capacity of the region.
More research and proper investigation are needed to pinpoint the exact causes behind these dwindling water sources. Keep your eyes peeled for updates on this developing story, and as always, stay informed and stay safe!
Despite the scorching weather-forecast in Altai Krai, Biysk residents express concerns about a different issue: the drying up of numerous water bodies in and around the city. The reasons for this phenomenon are unclear, potentially due to extended drought, excessive water extraction, or geological shifts impacting the region's water retention capacity. To gain a better understanding, more research and investigation are required.
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