From Tomorrow, Our Lost Summer Returns to Armenia: Gagik Surenyan

From tomorrow, our lost summer returns to Armenia. This was stated by Gagik Surenyan, the deputy director of the Hydrometeorological and Monitoring Center, on his Facebook page.

In the Republic, on the afternoon of July 21, and from July 22-25, short-term rain and thunderstorms are expected in certain regions. Winds will be northwestern at 2-5 m/s, with gusts of 20-25 m/s during thunderstorms.

In the evening hours, winds are expected to strengthen in Armavir, Kotayk, and the foothills of Aragatsotn at speeds of 18-23 m/s. The air temperature will gradually rise by 3-5 degrees from July 21-23.

In Yerevan, the weather is expected to be precipitation-free during the day on July 21, and from July 22-23. Short-term rain and thunderstorms are possible in some parts of the city in the evening hours on July 24-25. Wind gusts of 18-23 m/s are expected during thunderstorms and in the evening.

Today, during the day, the capital will experience temperatures of +31 to +33.