Forecaster Dmitry Ryabov reported on ONT that after a cold and rainy start to July, summer warmth will return to Belarus. However, anomalous heat is not expected in the week of July 13-19.

According to the forecaster, air temperatures next week will approach the climatic norm. At the same time, the weather will remain unstable: short-term rains, downpours, thunderstorms, and gusty winds are possible in many areas.
On Monday, short-term rains will occur in most of the country, with possible thunderstorms and light fog in some places. Night temperatures will range from +14 to +19 °C, day temperatures from +20 °C in the southeast to +27 °C in the northwest.
On Tuesday, cloudy weather with clearings will persist. Rains and thunderstorms are expected at night and in the morning in the north, and during the day in most areas. Night temperatures will be +13…+18 °C, day temperatures from +21 °C in the west to +28 °C in the east.
On Wednesday, a high-pressure area will begin to influence the weather, but short-term rains and thunderstorms are still possible in the west of the country. Night temperatures are expected to be +12…+17 °C, day temperatures from +22 to +28 °C.
On Thursday, an anticyclone from Scandinavia will begin to move into Belarus. No significant precipitation is forecast, with possible fog in some areas. Night temperatures will be +12…+17 °C, day temperatures from +23 to +28 °C.
On Friday, mostly warm weather is expected, but short-term rains and thunderstorms are possible in some places. Night temperatures will be +13…+17 °C, day temperatures from +23 °C in the north to +28 °C in the south.
On Saturday, cloudy weather with clearings is expected, with rains and thunderstorms in some areas. Night air temperatures will be +13…+18 °C, day temperatures +24…+29 °C.
On Sunday, the weather will worsen again: it will become cloudier, and rains will occur in most of the country. Night temperatures are expected from +12 °C, day temperatures from +20 °C in the northwest to +28 °C in the southeast.
Thus, throughout the week, Belarus will experience summer-like warmth, but without extreme heat. However, short-term rains and thunderstorms are possible almost every day in different regions.
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