It's May again. Lilacs, chestnuts, and magnolias are blooming across Russia's regions.
This was facilitated by the abnormally hot weather for mid-September.
In St. Petersburg The lilacs, which usually bloom in May or early June, have blossomed.
"When nature tricks plants with abnormally high temperatures, it can lead to repeated blooms, as we've seen this year," — explained the Telegram channel "Comfortable Petersburg."
Blooming lilacs were spotted in two districts: Vyborgsky, on Institutsky Prospekt, and in the Moskovsky District on Victory Square. And near Mikhailovsky Castle blossomed chestnuts.
The lilac has blossomed and in the Tver region — about this сообщил Local resident Alexey Cherkesov on the social network Odnoklassniki.
This anomalous phenomenon did not pass by Moscow - there are lilacs there blossomed in Serebryany Bor.
In Sochi also a surprising phenomenon: again blossomed One of the rarest magnolias, the Delawaya magnolia, grows in the Arboretum and has already delighted everyone with its blooms in June.
By all indications, spring has returned. Forecasters predict a cooler weather only in a week, starting September 23rd.
Photo: "Comfortable Petersburg," Alexey Cherkesov, "Summer Garden" on VK, Sochi National Park