When hot weather comes…is manmade global warming. When it’s freezing cold… almost 1 month late, this is nothing to worry about.”
– Martin Siebert
Shortly before the calendar summer, not only the Russian regions suffer from the cold, but also neighboring countries.
In the Baltic countries and Eastern Europe, the outflow of arctic cold intensified on the eastern periphery of the Scandinavian anticyclone. A couple of very cold nights, in places with temperatures around zero, are expected in the Baltic republics. In some areas of Belarus it can freeze up to -2°C, wet snow is forecast with rain.
On Thursday, May 21, a strong north-west wind will add a feeling of autumn cold.
http://www.hmn.ru/index.php?index=1&ts=200521100123
-“Something like that happens in Moscow:
The nights will still be cool, in Moscow about 6°C, in the region of 2 … 7°C.
Still below the norm 3 degrees.
And this is May 21 already, although the temperature lags by almost 20 days behind the calendar! (Temperature feels more like May 1.)
http://www.hmn.ru/index.php?index=1&ts=200521104040
Thanks to Martin Siebert for these links
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