Moscow is expected to experience intense heat on July 8 and 9. An emergency warning has been issued by the capital’s Emergency Situations Ministry central office. TASS.
“According to Roshydromet forecasters, intense heat of 30-31°C is expected in Moscow during the daytime on July 8 and 9,” the ministry said.
Muscovites were advised to be careful and alert, avoid overheating in the sun, wear light-colored clothes and hats, and drink more water.
Roman Vilfand, former scientific director of the Hydrometeorological Center of the Russian Federation statedIt is noted that the current July in Moscow may be among the five hottest months in the entire history of observation in the Russian capital.
He explained that abnormally high temperatures in early July will not make this the hottest month in the history of meteorological observations in the Russian capital. In July 2010, average monthly air temperatures were 14°C above normal, but this year the deviation from normal was only 7.5°C.
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