In the latest update from the hydrometeorology center, the forecast for Sunday places the temperature in Moscow and the surrounding region around 20 degrees, with partly cloudy skies. Weather experts explain that this sets a milder tone after a sequence of cooler days, inviting residents to plan outdoor activities with a bit more confidence. The day is expected to begin with comfortable conditions, gradually edging toward afternoon warmth as daytime heating takes effect.
According to meteorologists, daytime temperatures in Moscow are anticipated to reach 18-20°C, then ease to 8-10°C after sunset. The sky will remain partly cloudy, and the odds of precipitation remain very low. Atmospheric pressure is projected to hold steady around 753 mmHg, which helps keep the air feeling relatively stable and makes outdoor plans more predictable for the capital and its suburbs.
The partly cloudy pattern will be accompanied by a south wind with speeds ranging from 4 to 9 m/s. Such winds can influence the feel of warmth, occasionally making the air feel cooler or cooler than the thermometer indicates in shaded spots. Overall, wind conditions should be gentle enough to avoid blown debris and should not pose significant travel disruptions for most modes of transportation.
Earlier, a weather forecaster named Tsygankov suggested that temperatures could stay above the seasonal norm in Moscow for the coming week. This outlook would translate into a sequence of days that feel more like late spring than early autumn, with higher daytime highs and milder nights for residents planning outdoor routines or activities that require comfortable temperatures.
The same expert highlighted that residents might notice a modest rise in blood pressure and a fever-like increase of one and a half to two degrees above the standard baseline in some individuals, a reminder of how environmental changes can interact with personal health. Such caveats underscore the importance of listening to one’s body, staying hydrated, and dressing in layers to adapt to shifting conditions throughout the day.
Forecasters summarized that the weather should be partly cloudy with little to no rain through Thursday. Winds are expected to come from the southeast at speeds of 2-7 mph, delivering a softer breeze at ground level and contributing to a stable daily pattern. This combination of light winds, minimal precipitation, and moderate temperatures supports outdoor activity and travel planning across the metropolitan area and surrounding regions.
Additionally, expert commentary notes that cool nights are likely due to lower cloud cover, which allows heat to radiate more efficiently from the surface after sunset. Anyone spending evenings outdoors should consider an extra layer for comfort and rest, especially when temperatures dip toward the lower end of the forecast range. The overall weekly trend points toward pleasantly cool nights punctuated by warmer days, creating a typical late-season transition that can feel refreshing after a period of warmth or damp, unsettled weather. This information comes from the Hydrometeorology Center, which continually monitors atmospheric conditions to provide timely guidance for the public, transportation networks, and emergency services. Attribution: Hydrometeorology Center.
Earlier, a separate bulletin addressed safety considerations for wintery mobility, noting the potential risks of riding a scooter in cooler weather. The guidance emphasizes appropriate protective clothing, reduced speeds when surfaces are damp or mildly frosty, and heightened awareness of changing road conditions as day-to-day temperatures shift. The overall message remains practical: stay prepared for modest weather-related changes and adjust plans accordingly to stay comfortable and safe. Attribution: Hydrometeorology Center.