Storm Warning Issued for Altai Region
Weather Warning in Altai Krai: Stay Safe Until July 14
Residents of Altai Krai in Russia are advised to exercise caution and vigilance as severe weather conditions are expected to continue until July 14.
The Emergency Services have issued a warning, urging citizens to take shelter in sturdy buildings during strong winds, as gusts of up to 17-22 m/s are predicted. The authorities also advise against seeking shelter under trees or near billboards during the storm, as these structures may not provide adequate protection.
The rain in Altai Krai is expected to continue throughout this period, with isolated heavy and very heavy rain, thunderstorms, and heavy downpours forecasted on July 11 evening. Furthermore, large hail is anticipated to persist until July 14.
The weather conditions are expected to continue through July 12 and 13. Although no specific forecast is available for the duration of the rain after July 14, historical data suggests that rain events occur mostly in the summer months like July and November.
Drivers are warned to remain cautious and attentive during these forecasted weather conditions until July 14. In case of emergencies, residents can contact the Emergency Services at numbers 112 and 101.
It is recommended to stay informed about the latest weather forecasts and alerts in Altai Krai. The Emergency Services may provide additional updates or instructions as the weather conditions in the region evolve.
For an accurate and current forecast after July 14, checking a dedicated regional meteorological service closer to the date would be necessary, as the available search results do not provide a direct or specific weather forecast for the Altai Krai after August 23, 2025.
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