Forecasts indicate a period of strengthening winds in Moscow, with gusts reaching 15 to 20 meters per second on October 4. The city can expect intermittent rain and thunderstorm activity as a precautionary measure is issued by city-wide emergency authorities to keep residents informed and prepared for rapid weather changes.
Roshydromet forecasters expect a shift toward southwest and west winds at similar speeds, bringing rain and thunderstorms between early afternoon and evening on October 4. The advisory highlights the possibility of gusty conditions and encourages residents to monitor evolving weather conditions and stay alert as the day progresses. Moscow Meteorological Bureau.
Residents are advised to supervise children closely and exercise caution in daily activities. Vehicle operators should slow down, increase following distances, avoid abrupt maneuvers, and refrain from parking under trees that could drop branches or uproot in strong winds. National emergency authorities emphasize these precautions to reduce risk during the windy spell. Moscow Meteorological Bureau and Emergency Services.
Starting Saturday, October 7, temperatures in Moscow and the surrounding region are projected to fall to between minus one and minus two degrees, signaling the onset of a noticeably cooler period. The broader weekend forecast points to cooler-than-average conditions for this time of year as autumn settles in, with temperatures staying below typical norms for the season. Moscow Meteorological Bureau.
Tatyana Pozdnyakova, a specialist with the Moscow Meteorological Bureau, notes that the first snowfall could arrive later in the week, and she stresses that it remains early to make definitive changes to tire setups. The evolving pattern suggests a cautious approach to preparing for winter driving conditions. Moscow Meteorological Bureau.
Analysts from Phobos Meteorological Center, including veteran observer Mikhail Leus, indicate that October in Moscow may exhibit ongoing instability, with fluctuating weather patterns likely to persist through much of the month. Weather experts continue to monitor the situation for any shifts that could affect travel and daily planning. Phobos Meteorological Center.