Roscosmos showed an image of the cyclone that covered Moscow

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•Roscosmos published satellite images showing a snow cyclone over Moscow.
•Meteorologists have identified a spiral atmospheric vortex moving toward Moscow.
•Forecasters have warned residents of Moscow and the Moscow region about the risk of a blizzard on Monday.
•Meteorologists have described the expected snowfall in Moscow starting Monday as abnormal.
•Muscovites have been advised to switch to using the metro due to anticipated heavy snowfall.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the spiral atmospheric vortex produces the forecast abnormal snowfall and blizzard conditions over Moscow Then surface transportation in Moscow, including road traffic and above-ground public transit, is likely to experience significant disruptions and delays.

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StocksMoscow Exchange transport-related listingsIncreased Volatility

If severe snowfall and blizzard conditions disrupt logistics and passenger transport in Moscow, listed transport and infrastructure companies could experience short-term earnings and sentiment uncertainty.

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🌍Russian Federation

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🏛Roscosmos

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RURBC (RU)Синоптики рассказали, что на Москву идет спираль атмосферного вихря RUKommersant (RU)Москвичам рекомендовали пересесть на метро из-за снегопада RURIA Novosti (RU)Синоптик рассказал об аномальных снегопадах в Москве с понедельника RUInterfax (RU)Жителей Москвы и Подмосковья предупредили о возможной метели в понедельник

Russian space agency Roscosmos has released satellite imagery of a snow cyclone over Moscow as meteorological services warn of an approaching spiral atmospheric vortex. Authorities and forecasters are advising residents of Moscow and the surrounding region to prepare for abnormal snowfall and possible blizzard conditions, with recommendations to shift to metro use. The event matters for urban mobility, public safety, and the resilience of Moscow’s transport and municipal services under severe winter weather stress.