“Get Ready! Country Braces for Intense Heatwave on June 5th – No Rain in Sight!”
Get ready for a heat wave in Armenia on June 5. Yerevan temperature will range from +17 to +19℃ in the morning and +31 to +33℃ in the evening. Check other regions’ forecasts too. Available in Russian.
Armenia’s Airports Experience Dip in Passenger Flow with 1.04 Million Travellers in Q1 2024
In January-March 2024, the passenger flow in Armenian airports (Zvartnots and Shirak) reached 1,043,440, with Zvartnots airport recording 1,022,312 passengers and Shirak airport 21,128. Comparatively, the passenger flow in the same period in 2023 was 1,046,701, in 2022 – 570,689, and in 2021 – 270,975.
“COVID-19 Entry Restrictions Tightened in Shirak, Aragatsotn, and Armavir: National Center Implements New Measures”
Entry restrictions imposed in Shirak, Aragatsotn, and Armavir to control COVID-19 spread, announced by National Center for Prevention and Control of Coronavirus. Law enforcement deployed to Kyurats village to block road, prevent virus spread. Security measures being carried out, journalists not allowed entry. Village head ensures quarantine work not disrupted.
“Fatal Collision on Ani-Gyumri Highway Sends Shockwaves: Immediate Responder’s Lifesaving Efforts Commendable”
On April 20, a distress call was received at the emergency center in Shirak regarding casualties on the Ani-Gyumri highway. Rescuers quickly responded and provided immediate assistance to those involved in the accident. Find out more on NEWS.am.
“Regional Governor of Shirak Welcomes Partnership to Strengthen Forest Management and Climate Change Efforts”
Hacob Samidyann, the governor of Shirak, welcomed the PDARD-FAO delegation in Armenia. They discussed forest management, afforestation, and the IWMDP program. Positive cooperation was emphasized.
“Explosion rocks Yerevan’s Central Administrative Building, leaving casualties and havoc in its wake”
An explosion in Yerevan’s Central Administrative Building caused casualties. A Ford truck caught fire and exploded, damaging cars and a signboard. Rescuers arrived, extinguished the fire, and cleared the street. Incident reported by Armenia – NEWS.am.
“Massive Snowfall Sweeps Across Armenia as Cyclone Hits; More Expected as Another System Approaches”
A strong cyclone in Armenia brings heavy snowfalls across the territory, with snowfall heights reaching up to 151 cm. The weather is expected to continue until mid-March 20 and will gradually decrease. Another cyclone on March 21 will bring snow to higher areas and rain to lower regions. Stay informed with NEWS.am.
“Nature’s Fury Unleashed: Cyclones Bring Rain, Snow, and Hazards to Armenia’s Mountainous Regions”
Expect rain, snow, and fog with low visibility in Shirak, Lori, Tavush mountains, Aragatsotn, Kotayk, Vayots Dzor mountains, Gegharkunik, Syunik, and adjacent areas on March 19-20. Info from “Hydrometeorology and Monitoring Center”.
“Snowfall Expected in Republic: Prepare for Heavy Snow and Cold Temperatures in Coming Days”
Snowfall is expected in the Republic from March 17-22, with intense snowfall on the 19th in certain areas. Yerevan will experience short-term snowfall and temperatures ranging from +5 to +7°C during the day. Regions will have different temperature ranges, such as -2 to +2°C in Shirak and +6 to +9°C in Ararat. Information provided by NEWS.am.
“Clear Skies Ahead: Republic to Experience Dry Weather with Rising Temperatures”
Expect weather without precipitation in the coming days. Yerevan will be cold with temperatures ranging from -3 to -5 degrees Celsius in the evening. Different areas will have varying temperatures.