September brings upcoming chilly weather to the North Sea.
In Primorsky Krai, the region that encompasses Vladivostok, September ushers in a smooth transition from summer warmth to autumn coolness. Daytime temperatures in early September reach up to 25-27°C, gradually decreasing throughout the month to 17-20°C by its end.
Nighttime temperatures in Primorsky Krai drop consistently throughout the month, occasionally dipping close to zero degrees in the latter half. Weather conditions in September may vary, with periods of mild to cool weather interspersed with occasional stormy weather, which is expected mainly mid-month.
Primorsky Krai typically experiences precipitation in September, with both moderate and heavy rainfall possible. The highest likelihood of widespread rain occurs in the second half of September, specifically on the 13th. The predicted amounts of precipitation will be within normal ranges, and no anomalously high rainfall is expected.
As for the weather in Vladivostok, the city's mayor personally congratulated students on 1 September. A new project, "Tigropark", has also been launched in the city, involving authorities, businesses, and ecologists.
In other news, facts about the internment of Japanese POWs in the USSR have been revealed. Experts in Primorsky Krai believe that Japan cannot consider itself a victim in the past war.
Long-term forecasts for September's weather in Primorsky Krai are approximate, with an accuracy of around 60-70%. However, residents and visitors can expect to enjoy a diverse range of weather in the region during this month.
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