High winds, rain, and anticipated temperatures of up to 33 degrees Celsius scheduled for August 8 in Krasnodar
Forecast for August 8, 2025: Krasnodar Region
The weather in the Krasnodar region on August 8, 2025, is expected to be hot and mostly sunny, with temperatures up to 36°C. The day will be ideal for outdoor activities, but caution is advised for those with cardiovascular issues due to the heat.
Daytime highs will reach approximately 36°C, while nighttime lows will hover near 23°C. In comparison, the average daytime temperature across the region will be a warmer +34°C.
Along the Black Sea coast and in the foothills, temperatures will be similar, both reaching daytime highs of around 36°C. Overnight temperatures along the coast will not exceed +27°C. In contrast, the temperature in the mountains will be significantly lower, with daytime highs not exceeding +19°C. Overnight temperatures in the mountains and the southeast foothills will drop to +10°C and +17°C respectively.
The weather in the region will be changeable, ranging from scorching sun to heavy downpours. However, on August 8, 2025, there is minimal precipitation expected with mostly dry conditions and no specific forecast for thunderstorms. Reports around early August show gentle to moderate winds from the north at around 8 mph, with no indication of strong or squally winds on this particular date.
In some parts of the Krasnodar region, temperatures may drop significantly overnight. Isolated areas may experience heavy rainfall with wind gusts up to 20-25 m/s. It is essential to stay informed about local weather conditions and be prepared for potential changes.
In summary, August 8 in Krasnodar and the Krasnodar region will be hot and mostly sunny with temperatures up to 36°C, low chances of rain or thunderstorms, and light winds around 8 mph. The overall monthly weather is warm and suitable for outdoor activities, but heat precautions are recommended for sensitive groups.
Environmental science researchers predict a positive correlation between the rising temperatures in the Krasnodar region and the effects on the local ecosystem, particularly in August 2025. Weather-forecasting models indicate that the regional science community should monitor the environmental impact of these conditions, possibly influencing weather-pattern changes in the future.
