
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.
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In 2025, the first frosts in the capital region came on the night of September 13.
The first autumn frosts may occur in Moscow and other regions of Central Russia in the coming days. Meteorologist Alexander Sergeev warned about this in an interview with NEWS.ru.
The expert recalled that in 2025, the first frosts came to the capital region on the night of September 13. He noted that now the probability of frost will increase every day.
“This will become especially noticeable at the end of the month, when the air temperature at night will more often drop below daytime, and daylight hours will begin to shorten,” Sergeev added.
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The probability of the first autumn frosts in Moscow and Central Russia will increase every day, especially towards the end of the month.
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