In these days of 2002, the most severe frosts observed in the history of meteorology were recorded in the Ararat valley and in Yerevan. Gagik Surenyan, deputy director of the Hydrometeorology and Monitoring Center of the Ministry of Health, wrote about this. "The air temperature in the Ararat area has reached -31.6 degrees, in Yerevan -28.2 degrees," he noted.
To remind, due to the penetration of a cold atmospheric front from the northwest, light snow will fall in some regions on the night of December 26 and December 27. From the afternoon of December 27 to the evening and on the night and morning of December 27 to the 28th, snow is expected in Gegharkunik, Ararat, Vayots Dzor and Syunik in the afternoon of December 28, heavy in some parts. Wind intensification of 17-20 m/s, gale, low horizontal visibility is also expected in some areas of the republic's mountainous marzes. On December 28-30, the air temperature will decrease by 5-7 degrees in the entire territory of the republic.
Light precipitation is expected in Yerevan on the afternoon of December 26 and the night of December 27. Snow is expected in the late evening of December 27, in the night and morning of December 27-28.
