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Thunderstorm warning issued in St. Petersburg, causing yellow weather advisory

Thunderstorm alert declared in St. Petersburg from August 5th, 11:00 to 17:00, as warned by the city's press service due to potential hazardous weather conditions.

Thunderstorm warning issued in St. Petersburg, causing yellow alert conditions
Thunderstorm warning issued in St. Petersburg, causing yellow alert conditions

Thunderstorm warning issued in St. Petersburg, causing yellow weather advisory

In St. Petersburg, Russia, the weather forecast for August 2025 indicates generally cool, cloudy conditions with occasional light to moderate rains and stable atmospheric pressure. The daytime temperatures will typically range from about +18 to +25°C, with nighttime temperatures around 13-15°C. Winds are expected to be light, approximately 3 m/s (about 6-10 mph), and humidity around 75-80%, creating overall comfortable conditions for living and recreation.

Recent day-specific observations confirm temperatures around 20°C (68°F) with broken clouds and a west wind around 10 mph. The forecast over the next few days remains mild, with temperatures roughly between 15-26°C and partly cloudy to sunny conditions.

However, an atmospheric front with clouds and rain arrived in St. Petersburg the day before, helping to break the long period of heat. Heavy rain is expected, and wind gusts will reach up to 15 m/s. The Committee for Urban Development, the body responsible for reporting on city conditions, has reported on the high temperatures and increased street watering in St. Petersburg.

To ensure safety during these weather conditions, precautions include expecting occasional rain showers and light wind, so carrying an umbrella and wearing waterproof clothing may be advisable during outings. No significant heat advisories or extreme wind events are forecast specifically for St. Petersburg. Residents are advised to exercise caution outdoors, especially during thunderstorms and strong winds.

Water points have been operational at several St. Petersburg metro stations, including Mayakovskaya, Ladozhskaya, Dostoevskaya, Sennaya Ploshchad, Petrogradskaya, Gorkovskaya, and Admiralteiskaya, providing free water at busy stations. The Committee for Urban Development has also advised residents to be prepared for a temporary temperature drop, with high temperatures expected to return.

In summary, the weather is expected to be mild and comfortable in St. Petersburg with typical summer variability, including some rain and clouds but no extreme heat or wind events expected locally. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on the weather forecast and take necessary precautions for their safety.

  1. The weather forecast for the following days suggests a continuation of the mild conditions with temperatures ranging between 15-26°C and partly cloudy to sunny conditions, similar to the recent weather in St. Petersburg.
  2. In addition to the mild weather, residents should be prepared for occasional rain showers and light winds, keeping umbrellas and waterproof clothing handy for intermittent rain showers during outings.

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