The climate of the Nizhny Novgorod region is similar to the weather conditions in the center of the western part of Russia. The seasons are clearly defined. The boundaries between the seasons are determined by the change in average temperatures. In the article we will talk about the climate features of the Nizhny Novgorod region at different times of the year.
Climatic nuances
The climate of the Nizhny Novgorod region is considered temperate continental, since the region is located in the middle of the temperate zone. The cold season here is quite long and cold, and the summer, on the contrary, is short, but warm. The climate in the Trans-Volga region is much cooler than on the Right Bank, this is especially noticeable in summer. The southern part of the region has climatic conditions similar to those of the Middle Volga region. Here, in the warm season, as a rule, the weather is hot, and severe frosts prevail in winter. There are no droughts in the Trans-Volga region, and in the Right Bank they are not uncommon, often on the southeastern side. In general, the climate of the Nizhny Novgorod region is continental. The southwestern part is an exception: the climate here is mild, uniform.
Weather conditions by seasons
Many are interested in the climate of the Nizhny Novgorod region. Briefly, it can be described seasonally: the seasons are pronounced here, but do not always coincide with calendar dates.
- Winter. The climate of the Nizhny Novgorod region contributed to the fact that the duration of winter here is six months. The first precipitation in the form of snow falls in mid-autumn, and in November there is already a snow cover. It lies until mid-April. Good frosts come at the end of winter, in some years the thermometer showed up to -30 degrees. But in winter there are thaws, and rain is possible on New Year's Eve. Temperature indicators can rise to +4. This situation occurs when warm air masses come to the region from the Mediterranean Sea, and on the way they do not have time to cool well. Thunderstorms are not excluded during this period. Snow can last for about 180 days, in the south a little less. In the Trans-Volga region, where there are many forests, it lies evenly. In the Right Bank, the situation is reversed - strong winds blow it away, as a result of which ravines appear.
- Spring. The season runs quite quickly, duration: a couple of months - from April to May. Spring begins with an average temperature of 0 degrees. In March, the sky takes on a blue tint. At the end of the month, the sun begins to bake. A crust appears on the snow, which gradually melts, and then completely disappears. Only in the dense forests of the Trans-Volga region can a snow-white carpet lie until mid-May. In spring, there is less precipitation than in other seasons, as the earth does not warm up well, and there is little moisture in the air.
- Summer. This seasoncomes not according to the calendar, but begins when the temperature reaches +15 - +18 degrees. Basically it is at the beginning of June, the number of the 15th. In fact, the season is very short - from mid-June to the second half of August. In the summer people start working in the fields. First comes weeding, then top dressing, after haymaking, and only at the end is the hot time for harvesting bread. The climate features of the Nizhny Novgorod region are such that the heat falls on the second half of July, when the temperature reaches +30. It may be that during the day the heat lasts for several weeks in a row. Droughts are not uncommon in the southern part, since there is no rain for a long time. But there are also cool summer periods, characterized by an abundance of rain. Such days are called "rotten summer".
- Autumn. This season differs in duration of 2 months (September - the first half of November) and differs from calendar indicators. On average, the temperature is below 0, and there is a pre-winter for about three weeks. At the end of summer the leaves turn yellow, in September the trees shed them. At the beginning of autumn, the weather is quite warm and calm; people call this period "Indian summer". Frosts begin in mid-September; frost can be found on the roofs in the morning. In October, these phenomena become more frequent, the first precipitation appears in the form of snow, often along with rain. Rain and frost interfere with the harvest, so people are in a hurry to do it in the summer.
Investment climate
The investment climate in the Nizhny Novgorod region has improved significantly in a couple of years. The attractiveness of the region inin terms of investment is quite high, the region has several major projects. Every year more and more markets, studios, infrastructure facilities open in the region. This is due to the high economic potential of the region, as well as a reliable industrial base, the availability of qualified personnel, well-developed transport and logistics functions.
Conclusion
Among other things, it is worth noting the competent activities of the region's leadership with investors. The regional government is making efforts to find and attract investments. Favorable conditions for doing business are being created.
