Europe's heatwave reaches Russia, but no 40C
A heatwave from Europe is expected to affect parts of Russia, but temperatures will not reach 40 degrees Celsius. Most regions will see temperatures between 14 and 28 degrees, with some areas slightly above normal.
Consensus
- A heatwave originating in Europe will affect some regions of Russia.
- Temperatures in Russia will not reach 40 degrees Celsius.
- The heatwave will first impact northwestern regions, then move toward central Russia.
- In Moscow and the Moscow region, temperatures will be between 14 and 19 degrees Celsius on the upcoming week.
- In Kaliningrad Oblast, temperatures will be between 14 and 20 degrees Celsius, slightly above normal.
- The warmest conditions will be in the Volga region and the Republic of Komi, with temperatures reaching 19–24 degrees.
- South of Tatarstan and Samara, temperatures will reach 23–28 degrees.
- On the southern part of European Russia, maximum temperatures will be 21–26 degrees.
Points of divergence
- In Moscow and the Moscow region, after a brief cold spell, comfortable weather with temperatures from 14 to 19 degrees is expected next week. — vm
- Moscow has already exited the cold zone, and on Saturday, September 26, temperatures in the capital will reach +17 degrees. — vesti
- In Kaliningrad Oblast, temperature will be from 14 to 20 degrees, slightly above climatological norm. — vm
- In Kaliningrad Oblast, temperatures are expected to be 14–18 degrees, then 15–20 degrees, which is 2 degrees above normal. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Hydrocenter: European heat will reach Russia, but 40-degree heatwave will not occur — Вечерняя Москва
- Wave of abnormal heat from Europe will reach some regions of Russia — Вести