The Komi Center for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring (CHM) predicts that average monthly temperatures in June will be close to the climatic norm (normal: +14 to +15°C in the southern regions, 11 to 13°C in the northern regions, and 9°C in the Vorkuta district).
Monthly precipitation is forecast to be within the long-term average, with local precipitation amounts 1.5 to 2 times higher (normal: 48 to 82 mm).
Only in the first ten days of the month will weather conditions be dominated by an area of high atmospheric pressure originating from the Arctic. This will result in variable cloudiness with occasional short-term rain.
In the second and third ten days of the month, weather conditions will be primarily influenced by cyclones. Cloudy skies with rain of varying intensity and duration are expected. Temperatures in the first ten-day period are expected to be generally warmer than normal, with slightly cooler than normal and close to it in the second and third ten-day periods.
In forested areas, fire danger is expected to be primarily Class I-III according to the regional classification, with some periods reaching Class IV and V.
Daytime temperatures will generally be between 18 and 23°C, with temperatures in the extreme northeast ranging from 12 to 17°C. On some days, temperatures may reach 23 to 28°C.
Daytime temperatures are highly likely to reach 8 to 15°C for 2-3 days in each ten-day period. Prevailing nighttime temperatures are expected to range from 8 to 13°C, with some nights potentially colder, with temperatures reaching 2 to 7°C.
In northern regions, temperatures are highly likely to drop to -2°C on some nights during the first ten-day period.