Weather conditions across Russia are set to vary significantly as January 22nd approaches, with forecasts highlighting both mild temperatures and extremes. The Crimean Hydrometeorological Center has reported variable cloud cover for Crimea, indicating no precipitation for most of the day and potential light rain by evening.
According to the center, temperatures during the night will hover between 0 and +5°C, with daytime temperatures reaching between +5 and +10°C. A southeast to easterly wind is expected, increasing from 4 to 9 m/s overnight and reaching between 7 to 12 m/s during the day.
Over the next two days, the region should anticipate light rains due to the atmospheric frontal zone, with moderate local precipitation expected on January 23rd. The wind will shift to the southwest, maintaining the same speed, and temperature settings will remain steady.
Specific forecasts for Sevastopol suggest similar weather, with variable cloudiness throughout the day. Rain is anticipated only during the latter half of the day, alongside fog in the morning hours. Daytime temperatures will range from +8 to +10°C, with nighttime lows reported between +3 and +5°C. Atmospheric pressure will be stable, measured at 765 mm Hg overnight and slightly lower during the day at 764 mm Hg. The city will also experience high humidity, particularly at night, when it will reach 97%.
On the other hand, the weather conditions across the Amur region indicate cloud cover with partial clearings but no significant precipitation. Reported temperatures show daytime highs dipping to as low as -10°C, with nighttime lows expected to reach -22°C. Additional readings from Obluchie forecast chilling temperatures down to -17°C, showcasing the frigid climate of the region.
Birabidjan, the capital of the Jewish Autonomous Oblast, will have similar cloudy conditions, and residents should brace for nighttime temperatures plunging as low as -22°C, with daytime highs struggling to breach -9°C.
Meanwhile, forecasts for the Primorsky Krai predict dry weather for the coming weekend due to the influence of an anticyclone. The PrimHydromet reports clear skies, with nighttime temperatures dropping to between -14 and -21°C. For the coastal areas, expect milder weather with lows ranging from -7 to -13°C.
Daytime conditions will remain consistent, ranging from 0°C on the southern reaches to around -10°C up north, with only minor fluctuations expected as the weekend progresses.
These comprehensive forecasts from across various regions of Russia not only guide inhabitants on what to expect but also underline the importance of weather awareness during this changing season. Local meteorological services urge residents to stay updated as conditions can shift rapidly, ensuring safety and preparedness amid fluctuated temperatures and potential precipitation.
Meteorology plays a significant role, especially as regions experience marked changes, and staying informed through reliable sources remains pivotal for public safety.