ArmInfo. From August 10th to 15th, Armenia will be affected by cold and wet cyclones from the Black Sea, resulting in a 4-6 degree drop in air temperatures on August 10th and 11th (compared to August 9th). This was reported on his Facebook page by Gagik Surenyan, Deputy Director of the Center for Hydrometeorology and Monitoring at the Ministry of Environment.
Short-term thunderstorms are expected in most regions of the country in the evenings and at night, with hail possible in some areas. Wind speeds may reach 20-25 m/s.
Daytime temperatures in the hottest regions of Armenia—the Ararat Valley, Yerevan, and Syunik—will not exceed 33-35 degrees Celsius during these 5 days.
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