Nature continues to have fun: a powerful hurricane hits Moscow

In Moscow, severe bad weather caused damage/Collage 24 Channel< p _ngcontent-sc90 class="news-annotation">It was restless in the Russian capital on the afternoon of April 19, but the reason for this was bad weather. Strong winds tore off the roofs of buildings and destroyed the asphalt.

Russian media and telegram channels reported a strong storm in the capital of the aggressor country. Obviously, “karma” is gradually starting to catch up with the Russians. Footage of the destruction caused by strong winds in Moscow has been published online, reports 24 Channel.

The bad weather reached Moscow

According to Russian media, Moscow was engulfed by a powerful hurricane on the afternoon of April 19. The released footage shows how the force nine storm toppled trees and the wind damaged the cladding of buildings. As a result of the hurricane, the authorities of the Russian capital even closed parks to visitors.

“Karma in action” for Moscow: watch the video

The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations appealed to citizens not to stay near billboards, signs, or loose structures. In particular, they are not advised to park their cars near trees and are told not to leave children unattended.

A severe hurricane was recorded in Moscow: watch the video

Now in Moscow they are removing the trees that fell as a result of this “unpleasant” incident. The city authorities warned that such bad weather would linger a little longer in the Russian capital.

The wind tore trees out of the ground and destroyed the roofs of buildings: see photo

The network also reports that during the evening the bad weather in the Russian capital was only gaining momentum, and in Moscow the wind was getting stronger and stronger. The released footage shows how ordinary Russians are literally knocked off their feet.

The wind tears poles and banners out of the ground: watch the video

Previously bad weather raged in Ukraine

• Evening bad weather on April 15 rocked the Dnepropetrovsk region; numerous consequences were reported. According to Nikolai Lukashuk, the Dnieper and Krivoy Rog districts are now suffering the most. Adverse weather conditions led to broken wires, so the settlements of territorial communities had no electricity.
• A similar situation was recorded in the Gleevat community of the Krivoy Rog region. Also, unfortunately, there was a blackout. Also in Krivoy Rog, Ternovsky, Pokrovsky, partially Saksagansky and Dolgintsevsky districts were temporarily cut off.
• In Zaporozhye, strong gusts of wind and rain caused trees to fall. At that time, teams of rescuers and utility services worked in the city to eliminate the consequences of the bad weather. In total, State Emergency Service employees carried out 15 trips to eliminate the consequences of bad weather in Zaporozhye and the Zaporozhye region.