St. Petersburg Braces for Snow, Rain, and Below-Zero Temperatures

Residents of St. Petersburg are set to experience a significant drop in temperatures over the next few days, with snow and rain expected to hit the city. According to forecasts, the city will see gradual cooling starting from November 9, with temperatures dropping to as low as -2°C during the day and below zero at night. Wet snow is predicted for Wednesday, accompanied by light rain and a decrease in atmospheric pressure. The cold snap is expected to continue until the end of the week, with temperatures not rising significantly until November 15.