Scorching temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius forecasted for Belarus on Thursday
On August 14, 2025, Belarus can anticipate a pleasant weather day with high temperatures around 22°C (72°F) and a low near 12°C (54°F). The forecast predicts mostly dry conditions, with some potential for fog in the morning or evening [3][1].
Historical data shows that August 14 had a low temperature of approximately 8°C (46.3°F) in Minsk in recent years. However, the forecast for 2025 indicates a somewhat milder night [1][3]. Typical conditions in mid-August in Minsk include mostly dry weather with some fog possible, especially in the early morning or late night hours [3][2]. Precipitation on August 14 is likely minimal, with previous years reporting little rain around this date [1][3].
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It's worth noting that the weather forecast does not include rain or thunderstorms, and wind speed will be light at night and from light to moderate during the day in Belarus. Light fog may occur at night and in the morning in some areas of Belarus. Daytime temperatures in Belarus will range from +22 to +27°C, with +30°C possible in the southwest. Nighttime temperatures will range from +8 to +14°C, with +17°C possible in the southwest.
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The weather forecast for August 14, 2025, in Belarus suggests a pleasant day with milder night temperatures compared to recent years, according to historical data [1][3]. Weather-forecasting predicts mostly dry conditions, with possible fog in the morning or evening hours, which is typical for mid-August in Minsk [3][2]. However, precipitation is likely minimal, as previously reported around this date [1][3].
