Average monthly temperatures in August are expected to be within the climatic norm (14-13°C in the southern regions, 12-11°C in the northern regions, and 10°C in the extreme northeast).
Monthly precipitation will be 80-120% of the long-term average, with some areas reaching 140-160% (the norm is 63-83 mm).
During the month, weather conditions will be determined by both cyclones and high-pressure systems, with cyclones and rainfall prevalent in the first half of the month, leading to unstable temperatures.
Overall, temperatures are expected to be close to and below the climatic norm, with only a few days in the first ten-day period and, presumably, in the middle of the second ten-day period, above it. Prevailing daytime temperatures are expected to range from 17-23°C, with cooler periods ranging from 9-14°C.
Prevailing nighttime temperatures are expected to range from 6°C to 11°C, with temperatures likely to drop to 0°C to -3°C on some nights in the second ten-day period in the north and throughout the republic in the third ten-day period.
Fire hazard classes I-III will prevail in forests; in the first five days of August, class IV-V is forecast in some places in the central and southern regions.