Tyumen Awaits Warming After Cold Spell

Ilya Vinshtein, author of the «Weather 72» project, reported that strong temperature fluctuations will be observed in Tyumen over the next 14 days. The coldest period will be on January 24–26, when nighttime temperatures are expected to range from –29 to –34 degrees Celsius (approximately -20 to -29°F).

A sharp warming will begin on January 28, with daytime temperatures rising to –9 degrees Celsius (about 16°F) and light snow forecast. The peak of the thaw will occur on January 29–31, when thermometers will show –5 to –10 degrees Celsius (14 to 23°F) during the day, accompanied by snowfall.

In early February, a brief return of frost is possible with nighttime temperatures down to –15 to –20 degrees Celsius (-4 to 5°F). However, by February 4–6, the weather will stabilize at the climatic norm: daytime temperatures of –10 to –15 degrees Celsius (14 to 5°F) and nighttime temperatures of –15 to –20 degrees Celsius (-4 to 5°F).

Due to persistently low temperatures over the past week, in-person classes in schools have been repeatedly canceled. An infographic has been prepared for parents, explaining the conditions under which children may not attend school.