St. Petersburg people need warm clothes ready because cold weather is coming soon. The city faces colder days ahead with rain, wind, strong breezes, and possibly snow. Chief weather expert Alexander Kolesova warns everyone about this change. Northern winds bring cold air from Finland throughout the week. Daytime temperatures will stay around 9 to 11 degrees Celsius early in the week. Rain will fall on both Monday and Wednesday.
The weather becomes much colder later in the week. Temperatures might drop below freezing at night near the weekend. The air will turn cold enough that snow might appear instead of rain. These won't be heavy snowfalls—just light flurries here and there. People will see actual snowflakes flying around the city despite spring being well underway. This unusual weather pattern brings winter back briefly after warmer spring days.
The weather becomes much colder later in the week. Temperatures might drop below freezing at night near the weekend. The air will turn cold enough that snow might appear instead of rain. These won't be heavy snowfalls—just light flurries here and there. People will see actual snowflakes flying around the city despite spring being well underway. This unusual weather pattern brings winter back briefly after warmer spring days.
