Moscow's late-April climatology pegs mean diurnal highs at +8°C. A precise 0°C peak requires a rare negative thermal anomaly; an exact isotherm hold is statistically improbable. Current long-range models indicate warming. 95% NO — invalid if an anomalous polar vortex breakdown occurs.
Moscow's late-April climatology pegs mean diurnal highs at +8°C. A precise 0°C peak requires a rare negative thermal anomaly; an exact isotherm hold is statistically improbable. Current long-range models indicate warming. 95% NO — invalid if an anomalous polar vortex breakdown occurs.
