Snowstorm Wally Brings Heavy Snow and Chaos to Moscow

Moscow and the Moscow region are experiencing the full impact of a powerful snow cyclone named Wally. The extreme weather has already caused transportation disruptions, heavy traffic, and flight delays. Authorities warn of snowdrifts, reduced visibility, and increased accident risks. According to meteorologists, the peak of the storm is still expected to come. Severe Weather Intensifies Mikhail Leus, a leading expert at the Phobos Weather Center, reported that the atmospheric vortex continues to strengthen its influence over the capital. Visibility in some areas has dropped to 600-1000 meters, while wind gusts reach 12-14 meters per second. Forecasters warn that conditions will worsen as the cyclone progresses. Southern regions of Central Russia have already felt the cyclone's force. Bryansk reported approximately 15 millimeters of precipitation in 12 hours, while Kursk and Orel saw up to 23 millimeters — more than half the monthly norm.