Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
by Daniil Moskovsky
[REGNUM] On May 2, Moscow was hit by the heaviest May snowfall in the history of meteorological observations. In 36 hours, 43 mm of precipitation fell in the capital, which is about 70% of the monthly norm. Real snowdrifts formed in the city - at the VDNKh meteorological station, their height reached 7 cm, in Tushino - 2 cm, and at Moscow State University - as much as 10 cm. According to weather forecasters, the snow cover in the capital will melt by Saturday, and in the snowiest areas of the Moscow region – only by Monday.
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