St. Petersburg residents and visitors should prepare for an uncomfortable week ahead as cyclones bring rain and keep temperatures below average. According to Mikhail Leus, a leading specialist at the FOBOS center, the city will experience significant rainfall, potentially reaching a quarter to a third of the monthly norm for June.

The forecast for the coming days is as follows:

Monday will be cloudy with rain, heavy in some areas, and a daytime temperature of +15…+17°. The wind will be from the northeast at 4–9 m/s, and atmospheric pressure will fall to 749 mm Hg, which is below normal.

Tuesday will be cloudy, partly cloudy in the afternoon, with rain at night and light rain in some areas during the day. Nighttime temperatures will be +11…+13°, and daytime temperatures will be +17…+19°. The wind will be from the west at 5-10 m/s, and atmospheric pressure will rise to 758 mm Hg, slightly below normal.

Wednesday will be cloudy with clearings, with no precipitation expected until light rain in the evening. Nighttime temperatures will be +10…+12°, and daytime temperatures will be +19…+21°. The wind will be from the southwest at 2-7 m/s, and atmospheric pressure will rise to 760 mm Hg, about normal.

Thursday will be cloudy, partly cloudy at night, with light rain. Nighttime temperatures will be +10…+12°, and daytime temperatures will be +19…+21°. The wind will be from the northeast at 2-7 m/s, and atmospheric pressure will rise to 762 mm Hg, slightly above normal.

Friday will be cloudy with clearings, with light rain in some areas at night and no significant precipitation during the day. Nighttime temperatures will be +10…+12°, and daytime temperatures will be +18…+20°. The wind will be from the north at 5-10 m/s, and atmospheric pressure will rise to 768 mm Hg, above normal.

Preliminary forecasts suggest that Saturday will be free of precipitation, with daytime temperatures around +20°.