Overview
- Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and Vilyuchinsk logged about 39 mm of precipitation in less than 24 hours, roughly 30% of the monthly total, according to the Emergency Situations Ministry.
- Wind gusts reached up to 180 km/h, creating blizzards that buried neighborhoods and forced the suspension of public transit.
- City authorities deployed high-clearance off-road trucks to move residents along major routes and closed schools through the end of the week.
- Governor Vladimir Solodov said heating and electricity were largely maintained, while state media reported damage to buildings and vehicles with no injuries or deaths reported.
- Forecasters said a second cyclone could arrive as soon as Wednesday evening, posing a risk of further disruption.