Expected heavy rain and thunderstorms in Sochi on September 18 and 19
In the coming days, Sochi and Sirius FIT are set to experience severe weather conditions, as announced by the city's operational headquarters. The Mayor of Sochi, Andrey Proshunin, has instructed all city services to operate in enhanced mode to ensure the safety and well-being of residents and tourists.
Meteorologists have warned of heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail, and gusty winds with speeds up to 20 meters per second. These conditions are expected to result in rapidly rising river levels, with some rivers potentially reaching unfavourable marks.
To prepare for these weather events, residents and tourists are advised to take necessary precautions. This includes avoiding parking cars under trees or structures, and steering clear of water activities. In mountainous areas, there is an increased risk of small-scale mudslides, so it's best to stay alert and avoid potentially dangerous areas.
The weather stations in Sochi and Sirius FIT, including the Sochi Hydrometeorological Station and the Sirius Research Center Meteorological Station, are closely monitoring the situation. Their data will be made publicly accessible through official meteorological websites, government weather portals, and dedicated apps providing real-time updates.
In case of an emergency, the number to call is 112. Information about the situation is also available on popular social media platforms such as Telegram, VKontakte, Odnoklassniki, and YouTube.
Beaches will operate depending on weather conditions. It's essential to stay updated and follow the advice of local authorities to ensure a safe and enjoyable stay in Sochi and Sirius FIT during this weather event.
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