Moscow is set to experience intermittent light rains and comfortably mild temperatures for the remainder of the week. Today, August 6th, marked the warmest day, reaching +25 °C. A meteorologist shared a detailed forecast for the coming days.
Alternating days of light rain and pleasant temperatures ranging from +20°C to +23°C are forecast for Moscow until Sunday. August 6th stands out as the week`s warmest day at +25°C, with no precipitation. Alexander Shuvalov, head of the Meteo forecasting center, provided further details:
Head of Meteo Forecasting Center
“Today is likely the warmest day of the week, with temperatures expected to drop slightly afterwards. Today, we`re seeing +25°C, possibly +26°C in the city center, with no hint of rain – it seems we`ve already met our rain quota earlier this week. Tomorrow will bring a brief shower, far less significant than those at the week`s start, and temperatures will cool down, closer to +20°C. Friday will be rain-free again, with temperatures holding steady at +21°C to +22°C. On Saturday, a process linked to frontal systems moving in from the West will begin, leading to intermittent, short-lived showers. These won`t be heavy or prolonged, as the systems pass quickly, and temperatures will remain between +20°C and +23°C. Essentially, August has arrived, and these are the temperatures we can expect until the end of the week.”
In the Moscow region (Podmoskovie), daytime temperatures will vary from +23°C to +28°C, dropping to +11°C at night. An orange weather alert for river floodplains and roads, specifically affecting the Protva River near Vereya, Nara River near Naro-Fominsk, Katysh River near Troitskoye village, and Malaya Istra River near Kiselevo village, remains in effect until 8 PM today.
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