
In Moscow, after 26-degree heat, the temperature is expected to drop to plus 15-18 degrees and heavy downpours from the morning hours of Friday, September 11, warns leading specialist of the Phobos weather center Evgeny Tishkovets.
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In Moscow, the heat reached 26 degrees by Thursday, the 10th, after which the weather is expected to change due to the North Atlantic cyclone from Karelia.
Indian summer will end in Moscow and will be replaced by heavy downpours. Evgeniy Tishkovets, a leading specialist at the Phobos weather center, shared his forecast with the capital’s residents in his Telegram channel.
Following the 26-degree heat that settled on Thursday, the 10th, a cold atmospheric front caused by the North Atlantic cyclone from Karelia will hit Moscow. Against this background, the thermometer in the capital will drop to plus 15-18 degrees. “The Indian summer will falter, but it will still be relatively warm,” the meteorologist commented.
In addition to cold weather, it will bring cloudiness and precipitation to the metropolis. The rains, according to the forecaster, will begin to pour in the morning of Friday, September 11, and in the period from six to nine o'clock they will turn into intense downpours. Up to 10 liters of rainwater will fall per square meter, warns Tishkovets. Such powerful showers will occur intermittently throughout the day and will weaken only in the evening.

On Friday, September 11, rain of varying intensity with possible thunderstorms is expected in Moscow. Leading specialist of Meteonovosti Tatyana Pozdnyakova warned about this. In the morning the temperature will be +12–14°C, in the afternoon - +16–18°C, in the region it is possible to reach +20°C. Westerly winds are expected with gusts of up to 12–17 m/s.

In Moscow on Wednesday, partly cloudy weather, no precipitation and air temperature of up to plus 22 degrees are expected. Southwestern wind 2–7 m/s, normal atmospheric pressure - 746 mm Hg. Art.

Leading specialist of the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia Lyudmila Parshina warned of heavy rains, winds up to 23 m/s and frosts in the south of Taimyr, Eastern Siberia, Irkutsk region, Primorsky Territory, Magadan region, Kuril Islands and Kamchatka from September 7 to 10.

Meteorologist Alexander Sergeev warned that the first autumn frosts could arrive in Moscow and other regions of Central Russia in the coming days, noting that the likelihood of their occurrence is growing every day, especially towards the end of the month.

On Sunday, when Moscow celebrates City Day, rain is forecast, especially intense in the morning and afternoon, as well as wind with gusts of up to 17 meters per second, said Lyudmila Parshina, a leading specialist at the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia.

On the evening of September 1 in Moscow, due to heavy rain, thunderstorms and winds of up to 15 m/s, the Department of Transport recommended that drivers switch to public transport, avoid parking under trees and shaky structures, keep their distance and reduce speed before crossings.