Abnormal heat will return to Moscow on July 8

At the same time, temperatures are expected to rise to 35 degrees on Monday and Tuesday next week. According to Interfax, on July 12 and 13, the temperature record of 1903 (34.5 degrees) and 1936 (32.4 degrees) could be broken in Moscow. It's necessary to note that the absolute record was set on July 29, 2010 - then the air in the capital warmed up to 38.2 degrees.

Thus, Moscow will be covered with a second wave of heat waves this year. Moreover, the first retreated not so long ago - on June 29. From 20 to 28 June, the “orange” level of weather hazard was in effect in the capital. Only 18% of citizens tolerate abnormal heat normally.