Belarusians to expect variable weather in the first week of autumn
Forecaster Dmitry Ryabov, on air of ONT TV channel, spoke about the weather in Belarus from August 31 to September 6. According to him, the temperature will generally correspond to the climatic norm, prolonged rains and stable cooling are not expected, however, the weather will be quite variable.
On Monday, August 31, it will be cloudy with clearings over most of the country, with light short-term rains in places. At night, temperatures are expected from +9 to +12 °C, during the day — from +23 °C in the northwest and north to +29 °C in the south.
On September 1, the weather will not change significantly: short-term rains are forecast, with thunderstorms possible in places. At night it will be +9…+14 °C, during the day — from +18 °C in the Vitebsk region to +26 °C in the Gomel region.
On Wednesday, September 2, no precipitation is expected. The temperature at night will be +8…+13 °C, during the day — from +19 °C in the north to +25 °C in the south of the country.
On September 3, Belarus will again be under the influence of atmospheric fronts. It will be cloudy with clearings, with probable rains and thunderstorms. At night — +10…+15 °C, during the day — +19…+24 °C.
On Friday, September 4, no significant precipitation is expected. The wind will be western and south-western, moderate, sometimes gusty. At night, the temperature will be +9…+14 °C, during the day — +15…+20 °C, and in the south — up to +25 °C.
The first autumn weekend, according to preliminary forecasts, will be cooler and rainier. On Saturday, September 5, at night, +9…+13 °C is expected, during the day — from +14 °C in the west to +20 °C in the Gomel region.
On Sunday, September 6, the temperature will drop even lower: at night it will be +7…+12 °C, during the day — +13…+17 °C. In the Gomel and Brest regions, it will be 2-4 degrees warmer.
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