We Will Have a Cool and Rainy July: Gagik Surenyan

The head of the Meteorological Center of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Gagik Surenyan, stated on his Facebook page: "This July, the formation of weather conditions across the republic will be predominantly influenced by moist and cold air currents from the Black Sea, which means the average monthly temperature throughout the republic is expected to be 1 degree below the norm, while precipitation will exceed the norm. This indicates that we will experience a relatively cool and rainy July. In the hottest areas of the republic (Ararat Valley, Syunik Valleys, Yerevan), the air temperature may rise to only +37…+38 degrees for just 2-3 days during the month."