Early May Holidays Won't Bring Much Warmth
April's deep chill gives way to May's warming trend by mid-month
Temperatures are unlikely to rise significantly during the early May holidays. On May 1, 2, and 3, daytime highs will reach only +13°C at best, with persistent rain expected throughout.
A real warm-up won't arrive until closer to Victory Day: forecasters predict +18…+19°C on May 9 and 10, according to data from Gismeteo. Nighttime lows during this period will dip to around +9°C.
Late April has been unseasonably chilly. On April 21, temperatures barely climbed above +2°C. Today, April 27, meteorologists promise a milder day, with highs reaching +14°C.
