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2026-11-01 -Signs, Portents, and the Weather-
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Forecasters predict colder weather and sleet in Moscow in November
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[Regnum] A cold snap will begin in the Moscow region in November, with precipitation expected to include sleet. This was reported by Yevgeny Tishkovets, a leading specialist at the Phobos weather center, and Leonid Starkov, a leading meteorologist at Gismeteo, in an interview with Regnum News Agency on Saturday, October 31.
Earlier, Lyudmila Parshina, a leading specialist at the Russian Hydrometeorological Center, told TASS that nighttime temperatures in Moscow in November would drop to -12 degrees Celsius. Daytime temperatures could also drop below -2 to -7 degrees Celsius, she added.
According to Tishkovets' forecast, temperatures are expected to rise by approximately two degrees Celsius across central Russia, from the latitude of St. Petersburg to Rostov-on-Don. Precipitation amounts will be close to normal for November.
"In Moscow, the normal nighttime temperature in November is around -3.3 degrees Celsius, and the normal daytime temperature is around +1.1 degrees Celsius. The monthly precipitation average is 52 mm. The transition to meteorological winter, meaning a sustained drop in average daily temperatures below freezing, is expected in the second half of the month," Tishkovets shared.
According to the expert, a stable snow cover will not form until the end of November. Meanwhile, Tishkovets advised drivers not to delay seasonal tire changes. Winter driving in the Moscow region could begin as early as Monday, November 2.
Starkov warned of a noticeable cold snap starting in early November. According to him, the weather in Central Russia and the Moscow region will become pre-winter. Average daily temperatures will approach the climatic norm and drop to approximately 2 degrees Celsius. Daytime highs are expected, with slight drops to below zero at night.
"The weather will become unstable, with precipitation expected, including mixed rain and sleet. A temporary, though still temporary, snow cover will begin to form," Starkov noted.
Earlier, Tatyana Pozdnyakova, chief specialist at the Moscow Meteorological Bureau, told Regnum News Agency that the first snow in Moscow and the Moscow region would likely appear in the first ten days of November, but a stable snow cover might not be established until early December.
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