The “Hydrometeorology and Monitoring Center” SNCO reports that on October 8 and 9, due to the intrusion of warm tropical air currents from the southwest, an anomalously high thermal background was recorded across the republic.
The average daily air temperature is 5-8 degrees higher than the climatic norm, which is considered anomalously warm. These days became the hottest for most of the republic in the entire history of meteorological observations.
On October 9, temperature records were recorded at the following meteorological stations:
Vanadzor - 27.6°C (27.2°C in 2003)
Stepanavan - 27.0°C (26.8°C in 2016)
Tashir - 24.8°C (24.6°C in 2003)
Artik - 23.5°C (23.0°C in 2016)
Amasia - 21.7°C (21.3°C in 2003)
Chambarak - 23.8°C (23.0°C in 2016)
Sevan HOR - 22.6°C (21.7°C in 2003)
Masrik - 22.9°C (22.5°C in 2004)
Martuni - 24.1°C (23.0°C in 2003)
Shorzha - 24.0°C (21.0°C in 2016)
Gavar - 23.5°C (23.2°C in 2003)
Semenovka - 20.8°C (19.3°C in 2016)
Hrazdan - 23.9°C (23.5°C in 2016)
Fantan - 23.2°C (22.8°C in 1943)
Aparan - 22.0°C (21.8°C in 2003)
Urtsadzor - 31.8°C (30.0°C in 2003)
Ashtarak - 30.0°C (28.0°C in 2016)
Yeghvard - 27.3°C (25.3°C in 2016)
Armavir - 30.5°C (28.5°C in 2024)
Ararat - 31.3°C (30.6°C in 2003)
Artashat - 31.0°C (29.0°C in 2016)
Aerological - 30.0°C (29.0°C in 2016)
Ananaun l/q - 23.0°C (21.6°C in 2003)
Areni - 32.0°C (31.0°C in 2003)
Jermuk - 23.2°C (22.1°C in 2003)
Meghri - 34.5°C (32.5°C in 2019)
Sisian - 26.2°C (24.8°C in 2003)
Pushkini l/q - 19.6°C (19.1°C in 2003)
Amberd - 20.1°C (19.6°C in 1945)
Vorotan - 19.7°C (17.8°C in 2001)
