Moscow Experiences Unseasonably Warm Weather

The inclement weather also forced the suspension of micro-mobility sharing services and led restaurants to close outdoor terraces. Moscow restaurant business ombudsman Sergey Mironov stated that such weather can be for hospitality owners as guests remain indoors. Wind gusts reached 14 meters per second with temperatures at plus 4 degrees Celsius, according to Roshydromet. Alexander Mityukov, president of the Interregional Association of Courier Services, stated that while conditions complicate courier work, the situation is not currently critical. Moscow is experiencing temperatures 6 degrees Celsius above the climatological norm, with some districts reaching 3 degrees Celsius. Meteorologists state this anomalous warm weather is expected to persist throughout the following week. The warmth is attributed to a steady transfer of warm Atlantic air masses into the capital region.