“Lost and Found: Brave Teens Rescued from Treacherous Mountain Expedition in Armenia”
A distress call was received about a lost search and rescue team in Kotayk province. Rescuers directed them to safety in Vanadzor city. News from Armenia.
“April Weather Update: Longer Days but Cooler Temperatures Challenge Agriculture”
In April, the sun rises higher, bringing longer daylight hours. However, temperatures are cooler, averaging 40-50% lower than usual. The highest temperatures are recorded in Shirak, Lori, and Tavush, reaching +20…+29°C. In high mountainous regions, temperatures can drop to -15…-20°C. Precipitation days in April account for 12% of the annual total, with the highest number in mountainous areas. Foggy days average 3-5, and overall atmospheric humidity is 55-75%, depending on the region.
“Chilly Weather Ahead: Snowfall, Fog, and Temperature Drop Expected in Armenia”
Snowfall and fog are expected in separate regions of the Republic on Jan 13-14, with foggy weather in mountainous areas. No precipitation on Jan 15-18. Wind speed 3-5 m/s, increasing to 15-20 m/s on Jan 13. Temperature will decrease by 6-8 degrees on Jan 14 evening, remaining relatively high on Jan 15-18. According to Hydrometeorology and Monitoring Center, Yerevan will also have no precipitation on Jan 15-18 and possible precipitation on Jan 14 evening. Minimum temperature -1-3, maximum +4+6 in the capital. Temperature ranges for various regions also provided. Latest news from Armenia.
Armenian Government Approves Modernization of Military Infrastructure in Mountainous Areas
RA Government approves military infrastructure modernization in mountainous areas, including measuring instruments for reconnaissance. Minister Suren Harutyunyan highlights companies’ adherence to implementation. Measuring instruments should be reflected in government’s work, benefit companies, and reduce environmental risks.