On Saturday, February 17, Moscow is expected to experience a cloudy sky with snowfall and a chilly -3°C. This forecast comes from the forecasts issued by the national weather service.
Daytime temperatures in the capital are projected to range from -1°C to -3°C. Heavy snow may occur in some areas, and roads could become icy. Winds will come from southerly directions at 6 to 11 m/s, occasionally reaching 15 m/s on gusts.
Atmospheric pressure is forecast to remain steady throughout the day and night at about 755 mm Hg.
During the night of Sunday, February 18, temperatures are expected to fall to around -6°C, with continued snowfall and icy conditions.
In the Moscow region, temperatures may fluctuate between 0°C and -5°C as the weather pattern continues to bring chilly conditions.
General outlook indicates that the winter season this year could be marked by significant cold spells and periods of heavy snowfall, reflecting broader climate variability observed this season in many regions.
Recent forecasts have highlighted colder-than-normal temperatures across much of the country, indicating a pattern of unusually low temperatures for this time of year.
The current weather outlook emphasizes the importance of careful planning for travel, outdoor activities, and safety when conditions involve snow and ice.