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The first snow fell in the Crimea

In the mountains of Crimea fell the first snow

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The first snow fell in the Crimea

In the mountains of Crimea fell the first snow. About it told RIA Novosti duty weather forecaster of the republican hydrometeorological center Oksana Kovkov.

“Snow fell in the mountains. Also, wet snow is in the foothills and Simferopol, but melts without snow cover, she said.

According to Kovkova, in the coastal areas of the peninsula is now raining. The weather spoiled the Arctic front section.

Forecaster noted that this is a short-term phenomenon. From tomorrow, precipitation will stop for a few days, and the air temperature will rise.

Earlier in Sochi and Sirius announced an emergency warning due to heavy snowfall.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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