Atmospheric pressure in Moscow will begin to rise from the middle of next week and will exceed the norm by 20 mm Hg, reaching 760-765 mm Hg. This was announced by the scientific director of the Russian Hydrometeorological Center, Roman Vilfand.
According to him, the increase in pressure is associated with the formation of an anticyclone, which will lead to predominantly dry weather and the absence of heavy precipitation.
Earlier, high atmospheric pressure caused unexpected consequences for owners of Chinese cars Haval Jolion, Changan and JAC. Last weekend, drivers massively complained about the "Check Engine" indicator lighting up due to incorrect operation of the turbine pressure sensor. Experts found that the problem was related to the "overload" of the sensor when the indicator exceeded 786 mm Hg.
Earlier www1.ru reported that Chinese cars are massively failing in Moscow and St. Petersburg due to record high atmospheric pressure.
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