Moscow Faces Bitter Cold Snap Over New Year Holiday
Moscow and its surrounding areas are bracing for a sharp drop in temperature over the New Year. Forecasters warn of bitter cold, with light snow expected to persist throughout the period. The cold snap will bring overnight lows in Moscow down to between –14 and –12°C (7 to 10°F). These cold conditions are set to last for two days, affecting both the city and nearby regions. Temperatures across the wider area may plunge even further, reaching –16°C (3°F). The prolonged cold will be accompanied by continuous light snowfall, adding to the wintry conditions. Residents should prepare for harsh weather as the region faces its coldest spell of the season. The combination of extreme temperatures and snow is likely to impact travel and daily routines over the holiday period.