ArmInfo.On the eve of astronomical summer, June 20, Armenia is expected to experience its highest temperatures of the year. This was announced on Facebook by Levon Azizyan, the Director of the Center for Hydrometeorology and Monitoring of the Ministry of Environment.
"On June 20, the highest temperatures of 2026 will be recorded in the Ararat Valley and Yerevan. Daytime air temperatures will reach +35°C to +37°C. The hot weather will be driven by the influx of warm air masses from the southwest," he wrote.
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