Moscow experiences stormy weather at an orange alert level due to thunderstorms
Weather Advisory for Moscow, Russia on August 4th, 2025
The Moscow City Management Complex has issued a weather advisory via its Telegram channel, urging residents and drivers to take precautions due to the possibility of heavy rain, thunderstorms, and hail in the city until midnight on August 4th.
Despite the forecast for mild temperatures around 23°C (73°F) high and 18°C (64°F) low, with virtually no rain expected (0 mm) and high cloud cover near 99%, there is a potential for up to 45% of the monthly normal rainfall to fall over two days.
Drivers have been advised to exercise caution on the roads. They are urged not to park near trees, reduce speed before pedestrian crossings, and avoid sudden maneuvers. In addition, drivers are advised to switch to the metro and not be distracted by their phones while driving.
The Moscow City Management Complex has also advised residents to avoid sheltering under trees and staying away from unstable structures and billboards. The Moscow Department of Transportation has recommended using public transportation to ensure safety.
While there are no specific weather advisories for heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail, or strong wind gusts in Moscow on August 4th, it is important for everyone to remain vigilant and follow the advice given by the authorities.
For more information, residents can refer to the latest weather forecasts and updates from the Moscow City Management Complex and the Moscow Department of Transportation. Stay safe and be prepared for any weather changes.
- Despite the initial weather-forecast predicting minimal rain, there is now a potential for up to 45% of the monthly normal rainfall to fall in Moscow on August 4th, as mentioned by the Moscow City Management Complex.
- Although there are no specific weather advisories for heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail, or strong wind gusts at the moment, it is advised that everyone remains vigilant and follows the guidance provided by the authorities as they continue to observe the weather situation, as suggested in the Weather Advisory for Moscow, Russia on August 4th.
