Russia’s erratic December weather disrupts health and daily life
Residents of Central Russia are facing unusual weather patterns as early December approaches. Instead of typical winter conditions, sharp fluctuations in temperature and weather are expected to cause discomfort—especially for those sensitive to weather changes. Experts warn that these shifts could strain blood vessels and affect daily routines.
Moscow recently recorded its warmest November 18 on record, marking the start of an unstable weather period. Arctic air masses are pushing out cyclones, leading to sudden spikes in atmospheric pressure. This volatility will likely impact both hypotensive and hypertensive individuals, as rapid pressure changes place extra stress on the circulatory system.
The coming days will bring challenging weather for Central Russia, with pressure swings and unseasonal warmth persisting. Authorities urge residents—particularly those with health vulnerabilities—to monitor forecasts and take necessary precautions. The instability is set to continue until at least the end of the month.
