Researcher at Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov Mikhail Lokoshchenko said that spring in Russia this year will not be too early. He told Sputnik radio about this.

According to him, it is too early to determine the timing of the onset of heat, a reliable forecast can be made only for up to two to three weeks. Lokoshchenko emphasized that it is also impossible to predict spring by the behavior of animals.

“Animal behavior can only matter for short-term weather forecasting. But it’s impossible to tell what spring will be like by the behavior of marmots or other animals,” he said.

Earlier, the scientific director of the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia, Roman Vilfand, said that spring would come in Moscow and in the south of the Urals in the third decade of March.

As Vilfand explained, spring weather comes in different ways in Russian regions. In the Russian capital, winter will end in the third decade of March.

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