Potential Severe Weather Alert: Five-ball weather situation anticipated in Sochi and Sirius
Sochi, Russia, is bracing for a storm that is expected to hit the Black Sea region from the evening of September 18 to the end of September 19. The meteorologists responsible for forecasts in this area are typically the Russian Federal Service for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring (Roshydromet) and regional weather centers.
According to the latest reports from the press service of the Sochi administration, the storm is expected to bring heavy rain, thunderstorms, and hail, as well as gusts of wind up to 20 meters per second. Sea roughness is predicted to increase to 4-5 points during the storm, and wave height may reach two to three meters with swell from the southwest.
Residents and visitors are advised to stay alert and exercise caution. To ensure safety, all services in Sochi are operating in enhanced mode. In case of an emergency, the number to call in Sochi is 112.
The storm may also pose a risk of landslides in the mountains. Flooding is possible on rivers, with water levels potentially reaching critical marks in some areas. To minimise the risk, it is advisable for residents and visitors to avoid water activities during this period.
A warning for adverse weather conditions remains in effect in Sochi, and a storm is expected in the Black Sea waters off Sochi and Sirius. Waterspouts may form between Magri and Veseloye in the Black Sea.
For updates on the storm, residents and visitors can follow news sources on Telegram, VKontakte, Odnoklassniki, and YouTube. The Sochi administration has reported the storm and its expected effects, and encourages everyone to stay informed and stay safe.
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