Forecasts for Sunday, August 27 indicate Moscow will enjoy a mild day with temperatures hovering in the low to mid 20s Celsius. The skies are expected to be mostly cloudy, with occasional sunshine and only light showers in some areas. This outlook comes from the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia, which monitors daily shifts in temperature, wind, and pressure to offer practical guidance for outdoor plans.
During the daytime in the capital, temperatures are projected to rise to around +21 to +23°C, while the night will settle near +8°C. People planning outdoor activities should plan for a comfortable evening climate, especially after dusk when the air tends to feel crisper and more refreshing.
In the Moscow region, forecasters expect a daytime range roughly between +19 and +24°C. Overnight, temperatures may dip to around +5°C, so visitors and early risers should bring a light jacket or sweater to stay comfortable in the cooler hours.
Gentle west to northwest winds are forecast at 5 to 10 meters per second. Atmospheric pressure should remain near 744 millimeters of mercury, a sign of the broad, mild, and stable weather pattern for the day.
Looking ahead, the scientific director of the Russian Hydrometeorological Center notes that late summer into early autumn will bring pleasant conditions in Moscow, with daytime temperatures potentially reaching 26°C on certain days. This view aligns with a typical pattern of gradual warming spells punctuated by cooler intervals as the season shifts.
Forecast estimates indicate the prevailing temperature baseline will be about 1°C above the long-term average. For Tuesday, August 29, the weather is likely to be cloudy with some clear spells in parts of the capital, and scattered showers are possible. Daytime temperatures may range from +16 to +19°C. By August 30, daytime warmth could extend to between +19 and +24°C, and the latter part of the week might trend higher, with daytime temperatures climbing to +21 to +26°C on peak days, contributing to a late-summer warmth as autumn approaches.
In other weather-related updates, conditions in other regions show notable developments as well. For instance, a major weather system in another country prompted authorities to evacuate around 200,000 people due to a powerful typhoon, underscoring how quickly and dramatically weather conditions can change and highlighting the importance of timely warnings and preparedness for nearby populations.