Cyclone Coming to Armenia from the Black Sea: Temperatures to Drop by 5-7 Degrees

The warm air wave in Armenia will retreat to the south, making way for a cyclone penetrating from the Black Sea. This information has been reported by the Hydro-Meteorology and Monitoring Center.

The influence of the cyclone will persist until May 27, during which short-term rain showers of a thunderstorm nature are expected in most regions of the republic, with possible hail in some areas.

From May 23 to 25, air temperatures across the entire territory of the republic will decrease by 5-7 degrees.

This afternoon, rain and thunderstorms are also anticipated in Yerevan. In the capital, daytime temperatures will range from 30-32 degrees, while at night, temperatures will drop to 19-21 degrees.