Weather forecast for Russia Day in Altai region, Russia
Brace yourselves, Altai residents! Scorching heatwaves ahead this holiday weekend
Gear up for a sweltering weekend in the Altai region, folks! The forecast predicts a significant jump in temperatures, reaching as high as +30°C in certain areas.
As per data from the open meteorological resource "Gismeteo", from June 12 to 14, temperatures will vary from a bearable +12°C to +17°C in the mornings, and soar to a sweltering +27°C to +32°C in the afternoons. The skies will largely be clear, but don't be surprised if you find yourself amidst some fog.
On June 15, temperatures will cool down a tad during the afternoons, ranging from +25°C to +27°C. However, the mornings will be warmer than previous days, with temperatures hovering between +19°C to +21°C. The day will be cloudier, with a chance of thunderstorms and rainfall.
## When will the heatwave subside in the Altai region?
Currently, there's no specific timeline for the heatwave in the Altai region to ease up. However, the broader forecast indicates a warm summer in northern Asia this year, with summer 2025 predicted to be even hotter than usual, featuring extended heatwaves in regions like China, Mongolia, and southern Siberia[1].
For more accurate predictions about the Altai region, it would be wise to follow local weather forecasts or delve into regional climate pattern studies. The general trend indicates continued high temperatures throughout the summer, but local weather patterns could fluctuate due to atmospheric instabilities and teleconnections like the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO) and the Arctic Oscillation (AO)[1].
Prepare for another day of scorching temperatures on June 15, as weather-forecasting data indicates temperatures will range from +25°C to +27°C in the afternoons. Given the ongoing summer weather-forecasting trends, it's unclear when the heatwave will subside in the Altai region, as the broader forecast suggests a warm summer in northern Asia this year, with summer 2025 predicted to be even hotter than usual, featuring extended heatwaves in regions like China, Mongolia, and southern Siberia[1].
