Meteorologist questions snow forecast for Moscow before Easter

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•Moscow recorded no precipitation for more than 20 days as of March 30, 2026.
•Temperatures in Moscow are forecasted to warm up to +21°C in early April 2026.
•The snow cover in Moscow has disappeared due to these warming temperatures.
•A meteorologist called the forecast of snow before Easter in Moscow a guess on March 28, 2026.

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▸If temperatures remain above freezing in early April then Moscow will likely continue to have no snow cover, affecting outdoor activities and local planning.

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RURIA Novosti (RU)В Москве не было осадков более 20 дней, рассказала синоптик RURBC (RU)Синоптик рассказал об исчезновении снежного покрова в Москве RUKommersant (RU)Синоптики спрогнозировали потепление в Москве в начале апреля до +21°С RURBC (RU)Синоптик назвала «догадкой» прогноз о снеге в Москве перед Пасхой

Moscow has experienced over 20 days without precipitation, with snow cover disappearing due to rising temperatures. This affects residents and local planners who depend on weather forecasts for daily activities and holiday preparations. The earlier forecast predicting snow before Easter was described by a meteorologist as a guess, highlighting uncertainties in local weather predictions.