Scorching hot weather prevails.
The Head of Russia's Hydrometeorological Center, Roman Vilfand, has announced that the barhatny season in the Krasnodar region will last until the first decade of October this year. This means that the region, renowned for its picturesque landscapes, will continue to enjoy the extended period of mild autumn weather.
Despite weather predictions, the Krasnodar region has remained dry. However, on September 3, a gusty wind with rain battered Korenevsk, and meteorologists report that the clouds have cooled temperatures by several degrees. Drizzle was also reported in Timashevsky, Vyselki, and Ust-Labinsky districts.
Despite the rain, the temperatures in the Krasnodar region have been stable, with maximums of 27-32 degrees. September 1 was the hottest day of the month, and it's still too early for the climatic autumn. Average water temperatures in the region's sea will be around 25 degrees.
The Azov coast will be the first to experience the end of the velvet season, followed by Sochi, the last settlement in the Krasnodar region. No specific details about the exact timing of the velvet season's end were provided.
Meanwhile, in Germany, October 2025 is expected to be unusually mild, with daytime highs often reaching 18 to 22 degrees Celsius. The month will feature mostly dry conditions but occasional brief rainy episodes, resulting in a mostly golden autumn month with some variability. Overall rainfall will be below normal by about 30 millimeters.
No information about the heliograph or its significance was provided in the article. It's important to note that while the extended velvet season is good news for tourists, it's crucial to monitor weather conditions closely, as thunderstorms and rain are currently sweeping across parts of the Krasnodar region.
