Weather in Chelyabinsk and Yerevan

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Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Chelyabinsk experiences much colder temperatures compared to Yerevan, particularly in the winter months, where Chelyabinsk's January temperatures drop to a minimum of -16.7°C and a maximum of -9.8°C.

• In contrast, Yerevan's January lows are significantly milder at -3.2°C, reaching a maximum of 3.8°C, and this trend continues throughout the year with Yerevan consistently showing higher maximum temperatures, particularly peaking in July at 33.5°C compared to Chelyabinsk’s 24.8°C.

Conditions

• Chelyabinsk experiences significantly fewer sun hours throughout the year compared to Yerevan, peaking at 7.1 hours in July versus Yerevan's maximum of 11.3 hours during the same month.

• Precipitation levels in Chelyabinsk are generally lower than in Yerevan, where rainfall peaks in March and May, yet Yerevan maintains lower precipitation during the summer months. Overall, Yerevan enjoys a sunnier and drier climate, especially in the warmer months, contrasting with the more overcast and wetter conditions in Chelyabinsk.

Astronomy

• In Chelyabinsk, the day length varies significantly, with the longest day reaching 17 hours and 19 minutes in June, while the shortest day shrinks to just 7 hours and 14 minutes in December. In contrast, Yerevan experiences a noticeably shorter maximum day length of 14 hours and 58 minutes in June and a longer shortest day of 9 hours and 22 minutes in December.

• Both cities see the earliest sunrises occurring in June, but Chelyabinsk's sunrise is notably earlier at 4:15 AM compared to Yerevan's 5:33 AM. Meanwhile, the sunset in Chelyabinsk delays later into the night, with a maximum sunset at 21:34 in June compared to Yerevan's latest at 20:32.