Road usage strictly limited on Chelyabinsk's streets due to heavy congestion
Heads Up, Truckers! Scorching Weather Affects Roads in Chelyabinsk
Listen up, all you big rig drivers out there! The blistering heat's got the city of Chelyabinsk all flustered. On June 16, roads will see a temporary ban on heavy trucks for a four-hour spell thanks to the mercury soaring above 32 degrees Celsius. This heated alert came courtesy of the FKU Uprdor "Yuzhnyi Ural".
Translation: It's a sizzling summer's day, and that ain't safe for those heavy haulers. With the air hitting dangerous temperatures, a quick-and-dirty fix is putting the kibosh on big-ass trucks for a few hours. The ban goes into effect from 2pm to 6pm, and these 'ere are the road sections affected:
- M-5 "Ural" highway (1548+651 km to 1871+058 km)
- M-5 "Ural" highway (approach to Yekaterinburg, 11+400 km to 130+169 km)
- A-310 highway (16+270 km to 146+128 km)
- R-254 "Irtysh" highway (12+950 km to 465+331 km)
- R-254 "Irtysh" highway (approach to Tyumen, 0+000 km to 91+462 km)
So plan your routes, mates, and don't get caught off guard by this heat wave. Looks like this scorcher's gonna last till mid-week, with temperatures trying to melt the asphalt in the shade at 32 degrees Celsius. But worry not, as Mother Nature's expected to cool things down by the end of the week.
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Climate change and science are key factors in understanding the scorching weather affecting roads in Chelyabinsk. The temperature rise over 30 degrees Celsius is a clear indication of the impact of environmental science on weather patterns, therefore prompting temporary bans on heavy trucks.
