11-day outlook — past day 10 this is an outlook from the end of the GFS run: expect differences of several degrees.
Morning
Clear sky
-4°
Feels like -8°
Wind↑ W 10 km/h
Gusts25 km/h
Humidity 87 %
Evening
Clear sky
-4°
Feels like -9°
Wind↑ WSW 16 km/h
Gusts40 km/h
Humidity 88 %
12-day outlook — past day 10 this is an outlook from the end of the GFS run: expect differences of several degrees.
Morning
Clear sky
-4°
Feels like -9°
Wind↑ WSW 16 km/h
Gusts42 km/h
Humidity 64 %
Evening
Clear sky
-4°
Feels like -9°
Wind↑ WSW 14 km/h
Gusts37 km/h
Humidity 57 %
13-day outlook — past day 10 this is an outlook from the end of the GFS run: expect differences of several degrees.
Morning
Clear sky
-3°
Feels like -9°
Wind↑ SW 16 km/h
Gusts39 km/h
Humidity 87 %
Evening
Clear sky
-3°
Feels like -8°
Wind↑ SSW 12 km/h
Gusts36 km/h
Humidity 55 %
14-day outlook — past day 10 this is an outlook from the end of the GFS run: expect differences of several degrees.
Morning
Mainly clear
-3°
Feels like -7°
Wind↑ SSE 12 km/h
Gusts36 km/h
Humidity 59 %
Vladimir forecast in charts · next 7 days
The week ahead: highs and lows
▲ This week runs +3.2° warmer than usual
Highs Lows Usual for the season (1991–2020 average)
Hourly detail
Temperature (°C) Rain (mm) Wind (km/h)
Vladimir climate: what a normal year looks like
From 17 h 39 min of daylight in late June to 6 h 55 min in late December.
Nights typically freeze from November to March, the coldest averaging −11 °C in January.
The hottest stretch is July, when afternoons average 24 °C; the coldest is January, when nights average −11 °C. Between those two months the average temperature changes by 28 °C.
There is no real dry season: monthly rainfall stays between 39 mm and 79 mm on average.
Forecast highs for the coming week average 9 °C, 1 °C warmer than a normal October (8 °C).
30-year averages (1991–2020)
Month
Typical high
Typical low
Rainfall
Jan
−6 °C
−11 °C
47 mm
Feb
−4 °C
−11 °C
40 mm
Mar
1 °C
−6 °C
39 mm
Apr
10 °C
1 °C
47 mm
May
18 °C
9 °C
59 mm
Jun
22 °C
12 °C
79 mm
Jul
24 °C
15 °C
80 mm
Aug
22 °C
12 °C
70 mm
Sep
16 °C
8 °C
62 mm
Oct
8 °C
2 °C
66 mm
Nov
1 °C
−4 °C
51 mm
Dec
−4 °C
−9 °C
52 mm
Whole year
9 °C
2 °C
690 mm
Source: our own processing of the ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus/ECMWF) for 56.14° N, 40.40° E, 1991–2020. ERA5 averages over a 0.25° grid (about 25 km): hills, a coastline or the heat of the city itself can shift local values by a degree or two.
Air you breathe in Vladimir: pollution and pollen
1/6
Good
European Air Quality Index (EAQI), from Copernicus CAMS
PM2.56µg/m³
PM107µg/m³
O₃26µg/m³
NO₂6µg/m³
SO₂2µg/m³
Pollen
AlderNone
BirchNone
GrassNone
MugwortNone
OliveNone
RagweedNone
Copernicus CAMS model, updated several times a day.
Rain radar around Vladimir
Rain observed over the last two hours by official weather radars around Vladimir, followed by the radar forecast for the next hour where the weather service provides one.
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Rain radarLast two hours, then forecast where available · drag the timeline
No open weather radar covers Vladimir yet: the map shows our hour-by-hour rain forecast (ICON, GFS).
Moon over Vladimir
Waning gibbous
87 % illuminated · 18.3 days
Rise — Set 19:33
Fri30/1079%
Sat31/1069%
Sun1/1159%
Mon2/1149%Last quarter
Tue3/1138%
Wed4/1128%
Thu5/1119%
Fri6/1112%
Sat7/116%
Sun8/112%
Mon9/110%
Tue10/111%New moon
Moonrise and moonset in local time (Europe/Moscow); phase and lit fraction from a synodic calculation.
Look up a past day in Vladimir
Curious about the weather in Vladimir on a given day? Choose a date: we read it from the ERA5 reanalysis (ECMWF / Copernicus C3S), which runs until about a week ago.
Vladimir weather at a glance
This page gathers everything about the weather in Vladimir, Vladimir Oblast: conditions now, the forecast for each part of the day and the trend for the coming week. At the moment the sky is “clear sky”, it is 12 °C (feels like 12 °C) and the wind blows at 7 km/h.
Expected range today: 1 °C to 12 °C and a dry sky. The forecast comes from the AtmoAtlas engine, which combines ECMWF-AIFS, NOAA GFS and DWD ICON, adjusts cloud cover with METAR reports and uses convective energy (CAPE) to flag storms.
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