
On July 5, a new “wave of heat” came to St. Petersburg. This was told by the supervisor of the Hydrometeorological Center Roman Wilfand. According to the weather forecast of the Fobos Center Mikhail Leus, the hot weather is associated with an anticyclone that slowly goes from the north to the central part of European Russia.
Under the influence of anticyclone, the temperature in St. Petersburg on Monday will rise to +31 degrees, which is about 6 degrees above the climatic norm. Such values are close to the record set 80 years ago (then the temperature was +31.8 degrees).
Petersburg will be in the anticyclone zone in the next three days, the temperature will gradually increase and in the Wednesday-Fourth will be about +33 degrees.
In this material, the physiologist explains how the heat affects health and what to eat and drink to make it easier. Read also how Petersburgers (from the last forces) joke about record heat.