Record-breaking heat soars in Anapa over the weekend, surpassing prior temperature highs.
🔥 Scorching Anapa Summers: A Look Back
Venture into the sun-kissed city of Anapa, nestled in Krasnodarskiy, Russia, and brace yourself for some sizzling summer tales! Known for its Mediterranean climate, Anapa boasts sweltering summers and mild winters. Although a thorough history of record-breaking heat events in Anapa is scarce, it's no secret that the region can get downright toasty during the summer months, with June being one of the warmer months.
Fast forward to June 7 and 8, 2025, and the city's thermometer hit a whopping 31.8°C and 31.9°C respectively – both temperatures surpassing records cemented in 1969 and 1988. But that's not all – the sun-seekers just couldn't resist diving headfirst into the cool, inviting sea, even amid current swim bans.
Hop over to Yeysk, where the Azov Sea is warming up to a balmy +22°C, marking the start of its swimming season.
Now, let's dial it back a bit – it's crucial to address the elephant in the room. The head honcho at Kuban Ministry of Health, Yevgeny Filipov, had raisied concerns earlier about the danger lurking in oil-slicked beaches and the decaying seaweed turning Anapa's beaches an unsightly green. Skin irritations, allergies, and respiratory issues are possible risks associated with these conditions. Yuga.ru reported that temperatures in Krasnodar region are predicted to climb to 30-35°C between June 9 and 10.
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- Swimming season begins in Yeysk. The Azov Sea has warmed up to +22°C
Sources:* [1] Weather & Climate (2025). [Online]. Available: https://www.weatherandclimate.com/* [2] Time.is (2025). [Online]. Available: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/russia/anapa
In light of the hot temperatures predicted for the Krasnodar region between June 9 and 10, it's essential to consider the current weather-forecasting for the area. Meanwhile, the sizzling summer weather in Anapa has already launched the swimming season in nearby Yeysk, with the Azov Sea warming up to +22°C.
