The scientific director of the Hydrometeorological Center Roman Vilfand said that the dangerous level of ultraviolet radiation will remain in Moscow until the end of this week. The situation is that in temperate latitudes the ultraviolet radiation reaches six or seven years, which is a rather dangerous value.
Vilfand noted that in the Moscow region, ultraviolet radiation will be in this range until the end of this week.
He also warned residents of the capital about the dangers of being in direct sunlight for a long time during this time.
Earlier, Vilfand said that the 1948 temperature record was also broken in Moscow on June 24. During the day, the air temperature in the city reached 33.8 degrees.