Hot weather will return to Krasnodar, but some areas may escape the heatwave.
A storm warning and heatwave advisory have been issued for the Krasnodar Territory in Russia, as the region braces for a period of intense heat and potentially dangerous weather conditions.
Starting from July 18 and extending through July 19, the eastern and northern regions of the Krasnodar Territory are expected to experience a heatwave, with temperatures soaring to potentially dangerous levels. The phenomenon, which is considered hazardous, will see strong heat prevail, with air temperatures reaching up to +39°C in the second half of the day and evening on both days.
In the eastern part of the region, daytime temperatures are expected to range between +31 to +36°C, while coastal areas will see temperatures between +29 to +34°C. The night of July 18 and 19 will see temperatures ranging from +19 to +24°C in the southeastern regions.
Morning fog is also possible in the region, adding an extra layer of uncertainty to the weather conditions. However, no significant precipitation is forecast for the period in question.
A storm warning for local heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail, and gusty winds remains in effect in the Krasnodar Territory until the end of July 17. This warning is in response to the ongoing stormy weather that has been affecting the region.
Given the unpredictable nature of weather, it is recommended that residents of the Krasnodar Territory stay updated with the latest weather forecasts from reliable sources such as Russia's Federal Service for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring (Roshydromet) or other local weather websites.
Stay safe and weather-aware during this period of potential extreme weather conditions in the Krasnodar Territory.
Weather forecasting services predict a period of intense heat and potentially dangerous weather conditions in the Krasnodar Territory from July 18 to July 19, with temperatures soaring up to +39°C, as people stay updated on the latest updates from reliable sources like Roshydromet for their safety. Despite the heatwave, a storm warning for local heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail, and gusty winds remains in effect until the end of July 17, signifying the unpredictable and mixed weather conditions in the region.
