Moscow Braces for a Dramatic Temperature Plunge 🥶
Moscow's weather forecast indicates a cold spell starting from Tuesday
Get ready, Moscowites! Weather projections forecast a chilly spell starting Tuesday, June 10, leaving you reaching for woolen sweaters instead of your trusty summer dresses. As the Hydrometeorological Center warns, expect temperatures dropping 7-8 degrees due to an approaching cold front.
On this fateful day, clouds are expected to dappled the capital's skies, with light drizzle gracing the region. During the daytime, Moscow will see temperatures ranging between +19 to +21°C (66-70°F), while the neighboring region will hover around +18 to +23°C (64-73°F). Nighttime temperatures will dip to +10 to +12°C (50-54°F) in Moscow, and lower to +14 to +16°C (57-61°F) within the city center. The Moscow region will experience temperatures as low as +9 to +4°C (48-39°F).
According to rbc.group, the cooler weather will persist through Thursday, with rain showers and windy conditions expected on Friday and Saturday.
So, pack your raincoats and pullovers, Moscowites, as this tantalizing twist in the weather brings a touch of crisp, cool air to the usually warm summer days.
By the way, did you hear about the heatwave back on June 6, when EMERCOM cautioned Moscow residents about temperatures hitting as high as +32°C (≈90°F)? Thankfully, this Orange weather warning has been averted for now.
Speaking of weather, have you heard the latest on global warming? Scientific director of the Hydrometeorological Center, Roman Vilfand, predicts that 2025 might secure a spot in the top five warmest years in history. You guess it – this prediction is linked to the general warming trend stemming from increased greenhouse gas concentrations.
Hang in there, Moscow! Here's to making it through this unexpected chill together. 😉
[1] weatheronline.com[2] accuweather.com
- The unexpected temperature drop in Moscow starting June 10 points to an interesting shift in weather patterns, which may be a reflection of climate change and environmental science.
- Despite the approaching cold front that could drop temperatures by 7-8 degrees, scientists predict that 2025 might secure a spot in the top five warmest years in history due to increased greenhouse gas concentrations.
- This week's weather forecast for Moscow includes raincoats and pullovers as the city braces for a chilly spell, making it essential to pay more attention to weather-forecasting and climate-change studies.
