April-like Warmth in Moscow to Continue Until Next Week
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Moscow is experiencing unseasonably warm temperatures typical of April, with records broken for two days in a row. This warmth is expected to persist until the end of next week, accelerating snowmelt and affecting daily life in the city. The extended warm period may influence local ecosystems and urban activities.
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- •Meteorologists reported record-breaking temperatures in Moscow on March 12 and 13, 2026.
- •Snow in Moscow is expected to completely melt by the end of next week due to the sustained warmth.
- •The temperature pattern is abnormal for mid-March, resembling typical April weather.
- •The forecast indicates no significant cold spells in Moscow until at least March 21, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the warm temperatures in Moscow persist beyond next week then snow will melt earlier than usual, potentially affecting water runoff and local ecosystems.
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