St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region are bracing for unsettled weather conditions on June 3, with the southern periphery of a cyclone bringing cloudy skies, brief rains, and potential thunderstorms. According to the “PHOBOS” center, a west wind of 5-10 m/s, with gusts, is expected to accompany these conditions as the cyclone moves towards northern Scandinavia.

The city’s Ministry of Emergency Situations has issued a warning regarding the possibility of hail.

Air temperatures in St. Petersburg are forecast to reach plus 20 degrees Celsius, while the Leningrad Region can expect temperatures between plus 16 and 21 degrees Celsius.

Atmospheric pressure is predicted to remain relatively stable at 757 mm Hg, which is below normal levels.