Are there many mosquitoes in Moscow?

Compared with the south, there are not many mosquitoes in Moscow. Due to the geographical location, the temperature in Moscow is generally not high and mosquitoes are not active, so there are few mosquitoes compared with the southern region.

Mosquitoes like humid and warm climate. The climate in Moscow is still relatively cold. A few days of the year are hot and the climate is very dry, which is not suitable for mosquitoes to survive. Even in summer, it is not so hot and there are not many mosquitoes. The other is that they kill mosquitoes by spraying drugs in the water, which basically eliminates mosquitoes.

Meteorological climate:

Moscow has a mild temperate continental humid climate. Extreme weather is very frequent. /kloc-a long melting period of snow and ice will begin in October/February, accompanied by heavy snowfall. The average annual snow-covered period is as long as 146 days (165438+1early October-mid-April), with long winter and gloomy weather. The monthly average temperature of 65438+ 10 is-10.2℃ (minimum -42℃), and the annual average temperature is above zero 194 days and below zero 103 days.

In summer, the temperature may drop sharply and the rain will continue. Average temperature in July 18. 1℃ (maximum 37℃). Total sunny days throughout the year 1568 hours. In recent ten years, relative humidity (higher than 70%) and temperature (higher than 0 degrees) are often recorded in winter.

The annual average precipitation is190-240mm. The precipitation peaks in August and 10, and the precipitation is at least in April. There are many west winds, southwest winds and south winds in winter. Since May, northwest winds and north winds have become more frequent. Besides, May and September are the best tourist seasons.