Moscow and its surrounding areas are experiencing a drop in temperatures, and local meteorologist Vilfand has offered an explanation for this cooling trend.
The current weather conditions in Russia, particularly in the Moscow region, are causing quite a stir. Contrary to the typical weather expected for the May holidays, the weather situation is more reminiscent of early April. This unusual weather pattern has been noted by meteorologists, although the specific individual who made the statement was not explicitly named in the search results.
The culprit behind this cold snap appears to be cold air masses originating from the Barents Sea, the Kara Sea, and Novaya Zemlya. These frigid air masses are affecting a wide area, including the Central Federal District, the Volga region, the Ural, and Western Siberia.
The meteorologist's statement about the cold weather was reported by "Vesti Podmoskovia". Furthermore, the meteorologist stated that the cold weather is affecting everywhere in these regions, making it a nationwide phenomenon.
In response to the strong winds accompanying this weather pattern, the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia has declared a "yellow" weather warning for Moscow and the Moscow region. This warning is expected to remain in effect until 6 PM Moscow time on Sunday.
Despite the unsettling weather, the meteorologist predicts that a return to normal weather is not expected until May 15. The current weather situation in the Moscow region and across the Central Federal District, Volga region, Ural, and Western Siberia is ongoing, so it's best to stay tuned for further updates.
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