Unfavorable weather expected in Omsk for the upcoming week
The city of Omsk in Russia is experiencing rapid weather changes in early August, as forecasted by gismeteo.ru. According to the weather platform, the Omsk region can expect more weather changes during the new workweek.
For the rest of the workweek, Omsk residents can anticipate rain and thunderstorms. On Tuesday, there will be a sudden drop in temperature to +19°C with some light rain. Daytime temperatures on Monday are expected to reach +25°C with sunshine, but a cooler climate is expected for the rest of the week, with temperatures hovering around 20-23°C.
The weather in Omsk is characterized by warmth alternating with cold snaps, and a mix of rain and sunshine. The city is currently experiencing about 26 rainy days out of 31 in August, making rain the dominant weather type for this month. There are no snowy days reported for August, but the month includes few sunny days and several cloudy days, indicating generally overcast conditions with rain showers.
The "Om1 Omsk" platform provides weather forecasts for the Omsk region, and they too predict these conditions. Despite the cool and rainy weather, the city is still experiencing its fair share of sunshine.
As August progresses, the weather in Omsk remains mostly rainy, cool, and cloudy. Nighttime lows are expected to be around 10°C to 13°C, while daytime highs generally range from 20°C to 23°C. The city is awaiting an improvement in the weather, but for now, residents should prepare for frequent rain and cool temperatures.
[1] Gismeteo.ru (2025). Omsk weather forecast for August 2025. Retrieved from www.gismeteo.ru/russia/oms/prognoz/august-2025
[3] Om1 Omsk (2025). Omsk weather forecast for August 2025. Retrieved from www.om1.ru/weather/oms
What will the weather be like in Omsk during the workweek according to gismeteo.ru's weather-forecasting? Weather-wise, expect rain and thunderstorms, a sudden drop in temperature to +19°C on Tuesday, and daytime temperatures around 20-23°C for the rest of the week.
