The warm weather in Moscow is attributed to a 'zonal flow' pattern, which is causing a rise in temperatures and dense cloud cover.
Meteorologists are closely monitoring the winter season, with predictions of a wet winter due to increased precipitation, particularly in December.
The contrasting weather patterns in different regions of Russia highlight the variability of winter conditions across the country.
The warm temperatures in Moscow are expected to continue into the winter months, potentially leading to a record warm winter.
Increased precipitation could result in flooding or other weather-related issues in the capital as the winter progresses.
The unusual weather patterns may have implications for local ecosystems and agriculture in the region.
Moscow is experiencing unusually warm temperatures for November, with forecasts predicting a continuation of this trend into winter. Meteorologists indicate that average daily temperatures will be 2-3 degrees above normal, with significant precipitation expected. The winter season is projected to be warmer than usual, with temperatures in December and January expected to be 1-3 degrees above normal, and a notable increase in precipitation, particularly in January. Experts warn that the warm weather will lead to the melting of snow, leaving no trace of winter in the capital.
