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Tver Climate and Weather PDF Print
Current weather in Tver is available here. We also recommend weather.com and wunderground.com (be sure to spell Tver as TVER' with the apostrophe at the end, as that is how it is officially translated into western characters).

There are unofficially two seasons in Russia: winter and summer. Spring and autumn are really just short periods of oscillating extremes. Overall, however, except for the rare wild summer thunderstorm, the weather here is essentially non-violent. Winds are relatively gentle, if at all existent, snowfall is almost always light and peaceful, the summer humidity is rarely stifling, and the winter cold rarely burns the skin.

Winter

Russian Winter
Russian Winter
After a brief autumn, the first snows of winter usually come rather quickly around mid-October or early November. Temperatures usually hover between +5 and -5C (41 and 23F) until around mid-January, where it averages -10 or -15C (14 or 5F) through mid-March. Be advised that winter temps can briefly drop as low as -25C (-13F) or flirt with 0C (32F) for a number of weeks. If you visit in the winter, it is a good idea to prepare yourself for the extreme cold with a heavy jacket, gloves, hat, scarf, and a good set of shoes or boots to handle both icy and slushy conditions.


Spring

Russian Spring
Russian Spring
The first signs of spring can come as early as mid to late March and as late as the end of April or early May. As this season tends to have an extreme nature, one day can be full of 17C (57F) sunshine while the following 3 days can drop to -3C (26F) with light snow. Prepare yourself for generally slushy conditions during days, and icy conditions in the evenings, and later in the season, expect summer to arrive in full effect by the end of May.



Summer

Russian Summer
Russian Summer
Like the Russian winter, summer has a way of sneaking up on you. Sometimes, it seems, the snow has barely begun to melt before the mercury begins to ascend steadily upward without looking back. But once it's here, expect an occasional warm thundershower and average temperatures around 23-30C (73-86F). Sometimes thermometers will read 35C (95F), but more often than not, the weather is comfortable with a touch of humidity in the air. More than that, the entire population of the city seems to spend as much time outdoors as possible, surrounding themselves with the lush greenery, and late hours of sunlight. At times it can be hot and sticky, so be sure to wear light, loose fitting clothes and remember to hydrate yourself regularly.

Autumn

Russian Autumn
Russian Autumn
Like Spring, the short Autumn season feels more like a quick buffer between summer and winter. Nonetheless, as the warm season dims, you can usually expect one last hurrah in early to mid-September affectionately referred to as "Women's Summer". Temperatures will vary widely during these months, ranging from a warm and sunny 25C (77F) one week to a cool and overcast 10C (50F) the next. It will be a good idea to dress in layers during this time, and always keep an extra sweater handy, even if it is warm during the day.

 
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