Forecaster Dzmitry Riabau reported on ONT that unstable weather will persist in the country from February 23 to March 1, and true meteorological spring is still far away. Snowfall of varying intensity will not yet leave Belarus.
Illustrative image. Photo: Nasha Niva
On Monday, snow is expected almost throughout the country — moderate or heavy in places. Fog and black ice are possible on the roads. At night, temperatures will range from +1 to -7 degrees, during the day — from +5 in the Brest region to -3 in the Vitebsk region.
On Tuesday, cloudy weather with clearings, short-term snow and wet snow is forecast. The probability of fog and black ice will remain. At night, from -4 to +2, during the day, the air will warm up to +5 in places.
On Wednesday, moist air from Western Europe will enter Belarus, bringing snow and wet snow. At night, from -7 to +1, during the day — from -3 to +5 degrees.
On Thursday, no significant precipitation is expected in most areas, only snow and fog are possible in the north. At night, from -3 to +3, and during the day in the west of the Brest and Hrodna regions, temperatures could even reach +12 degrees.
On Friday, relatively warm weather will persist: from +2 in the east to +10 in the Brest region. Fog is possible at night, with temperatures from -1 to +3.
On Saturday, precipitation in the form of rain and snow is forecast. At night, from 0 to +6, during the day — from +3 to +10, with warmer temperatures in the south of the country.
On Sunday, March 1, calendar spring will begin, but the weather will remain unstable. Precipitation is expected, and at night and in the morning, fog with visibility up to half a kilometer is possible. At night, from 0 to +5, during the day — from +2 to +8 degrees.
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