Dramatic Cold Wave Approaches Central Yakutia, Predicted Dip in Temperature by 20 Degrees
Yakutia, the coldest region in Russia, is gearing up for a week of weather changes, according to the Yakutsk Hydrometeorological Center.
Over the next few days, central Yakutia, including Jakutsk, will experience significant daily temperature fluctuations. The highest daytime temperature predicted for Jakutsk is +27°C, while nighttime temperatures are expected to range between +6°C and +8°C. Daytime highs in the center of Yakutia are expected to range between +24°C and +29°C, with nighttime temperatures slightly lower, between +5°C and +10°C.
Rain showers are predicted to occur in various regions of Yakutia. In central Yakutia, persistent showers are expected in the mornings with occasional rain during the afternoons over the weekends. Light to moderate rain is also forecast for southern Yakutia. Meanwhile, the northwestern and southern regions of Yakutia are expected to experience rain and thunderstorms during the day. Short-lived rain showers with thunderstorms are predicted in the Mirninsky and Viluy groups of districts.
The weather in Yakutia is forecast to include rain and above-normal temperatures until August 27. Above-normal temperatures, up to 10°C higher than average, are expected to continue in Yakutia during this period.
In addition to these changes, the weather in the Mirninsky and Viluy districts is expected to include rain showers with thunderstorms. Light to moderate rain is also forecast for northwestern Yakutia.
It's worth noting that the daytime temperatures in Yakutsk and central Yakutia are predicted to be higher than their nighttime temperatures. The highest daytime temperature predicted for central Yakutia is +29°C, while the highest daytime temperature in Yakutsk is expected to range between +25°C and +27°C.
In conclusion, residents of Yakutia can expect a week of weather changes, including rain showers and above-normal temperatures. It's advisable to stay updated with the local weather forecasts for specific areas to better prepare for these changes.
