A meteorologist has forecasted heavy rain and wet snow in Moscow throughout this week. According to the expert, similar weather conditions are expected in Central Russia, the Volga region, the Urals, and Western Siberia. The term "rocks" in meteorological slang indicates possible atmospheric shifts and precipitation. The forecast predicts rain and wet snow on Tuesday, October 29, with temperatures dropping to zero degrees Celsius overnight. In the suburbs, it will be as low as minus two degrees Celsius.
On Thursday, October 31, the region is expected to experience heavy rain with wet snow and visibility dropping to 2-4 kilometers. Atmospheric pressure will decrease by 23 units on Friday, leading to temperatures below zero during the night. Wet snowfall will turn into rain during the day. By the beginning of November, the snow height may reach 3 cm but will quickly melt. Stormy weather is expected to continue on Saturday, November 2, with possible snowfall and blizzards.
Motorists have been advised to change their tires due to the changing weather conditions. The forecast for Sunday, November 3, suggests light rain and temperatures of up to 11 degrees Celsius. The atmospheric pressure will be 748 mm Hg. On October 26, another meteorologist predicted that snowfall in Moscow would not occur before October 30. A brief period of strong winds up to 20 m/s is expected, followed by a return to temperatures of around 9 degrees Celsius.
