A subtropical ridge bringing extreme heat to European countries will…
A subtropical ridge bringing extreme heat to European countries will manage to reach parts of Central Russia on July 1 and 2, with daytime temperatures in Moscow and the Moscow region potentially rising above 30 degrees Celsius. By the end of the working week, the heatwave will begin to subside.
Consensus
- An extreme heatwave from Europe is expected to reach Central Russia in early July.
- The heatwave is associated with a subtropical ridge that has caused record temperatures in European countries.
- Temperatures in Moscow and the surrounding region may exceed 30 degrees Celsius on 1 and 2 July.
- The heatwave has already led to over 1,300 excess deaths in Europe since June 21.
- European countries including Germany, France, Poland, Hungary, Romania, and Serbia have reported record-breaking temperatures and issued high-level weather warnings.
Points of divergence
- The heatwave will not reach Russia within the next five days. — tg_tass_agency
- In the Moscow region, water temperature in rivers ranges from 14 to 21 degrees Celsius, with faster-flowing rivers warming more slowly than slower ones. — vm
- A monthly precipitation norm may fall by Friday, 3 July, in the capital region. — vm
Coverage (5 sources)
- Unusual heat currently affecting some European countries may reach Russia, but not in the coming days... — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Extreme Heat Will Arrive from Europe to Central Russia — Вести
- Hydro Center says European heatwave will barely reach Moscow — Вечерняя Москва
- Extreme heat from Europe will reach the outskirts of Moscow — НТВ Москва
- Unusual heatwave moves to central and eastern Europe — Интерфакс
Key entities
- Moscow
- Russia
- Europe
- Central Russia
- Hydrometeorological Center
- Moscow Oblast
- TASS
- Hungary
- Poland
- Moscow Region
- Croatia
- Romania
- INTERFAX.RU
- Media
- Marina Makarova