Increased temperatures in the Primorsky region reach over 36 degrees
Early August 2025 in Primorye (Primorskiy Kray) and Vladivostok, Russia, is experiencing a period of mild and dry weather.
According to Primгидромет reports, the temperature in Primorye is currently around 74°F (about 23°C), with dense fog reported, indicating damp and somewhat overcast conditions[1]. The weather in the region is characterized by no precipitation, with clear skies in Vladivostok[2]. The wind in both Primorye and Vladivostok is light.
The upcoming forecast for Vladivostok suggests temperatures mostly in the range of 78–82°F (26–28°C), with broken clouds and overcast skies[2]. No precipitation is expected in Vladivostok. In Primorye, the weather is expected to remain hot, with temperatures reaching up to +36°C[3].
The region of Primorye is currently experiencing very hot weather, with temperatures in Vladivostok reaching up to +32°C. The hot weather in Primorye is attributed to an anticyclone, although no more detailed information about the anticyclone or its impact on the weather is present in the provided data[4].
In summary, expect mild temperatures around mid-70s to low 80s Fahrenheit, mixed cloudiness with fog and sprinkles, and generally stable summer weather conditions for Primorye and Vladivostok for early August 2025.
No more detailed hourly forecasts or severe weather warnings for Vladivostok or Primorye are present in the provided data. There is also no new information about the lack of precipitation, dryness, or clear skies in Primorye, or about the previous weather forecast for Primorye. There is also no new information about Governor Dmitry Demeshin's birthday, Habarovsk Krai, Artyom City, projects discussed with public, powerful earthquake on Kamchatka, or the "SVOi on fishing" competition in Primorye.
The weather forecasters predict temperatures to persist in the mid-70s to low 80s Fahrenheit for Primorye and Vladivostok, while adhering to the current conditions of dry weather and clear skies. This warm, dry spell could possibly prolong the ongoing academic and research activities in the field of environmental science, particularly focusing on the impact of weather patterns on the local environment.
