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A warning has been issued in Moscow about heavy fog, which reduces visibility on the roads.
Heavy fog will descend on Moscow. Residents of the capital were warned about this by the press service of the city department of transport on Telegram.
According to the source, due to fog, visibility on the roads will deteriorate to 200-700 meters. The department clarified that such weather will last until the morning of Wednesday, September 30, and called on drivers to be careful. Motorists were advised to keep their distance, not speed, avoid sudden maneuvers, and not be distracted by their phones while driving.

A storm warning has been issued in Primorye due to heavy rains on September 30 and October 1. The water level on the region's rivers is expected to rise by up to one meter. Very heavy rainfall of up to 50 millimeters in 12 hours is forecast in some places.

A dense layer of fog covered St. Petersburg on Monday, September 28. The view of the “White Sea” from the heights of Lakhta Center was captured in a video published by the skyscraper’s press service on the Telegram channel. In the footage, the city is completely hidden behind fog. A thick veil began to cover St. Petersburg a few hours after dawn, and by 9:30 it had already begun to fade away.

In Moscow on September 28, there will be light rain at night, and in the morning the city will be covered by heavy fog with visibility of 200-700 meters, which will persist until 10:00, no precipitation is expected during the day, the temperature will rise to + 18-19°C, wind up to 2-7 m/s.

New York State Governor Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency in Nassau, Suffolk, New York and Westchester counties due to the approaching storm with persistent downpours, flooding and high winds expected from the evening of September 25 into early next week.

Abnormal heat is expected in almost the entire European territory of Russia in the coming days. Temperatures will exceed the climate norm in the North-West, in the north-eastern part of the Central District and in the north-west of the Volga region, where the anomaly will reach six degrees. In the southern regions, temperatures will be two to three degrees higher than the September norm. Temperatures will remain below normal in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, Yakutia and southern Siberia.

In Moscow, on September 24, rain and wind gusts of up to 18 m/s are expected due to a cold atmospheric front; daytime temperatures will reach 18–21°C, which is 5°C above normal, said Evgeny Tishkovets from the Phobos weather center.