Thursday in Naberezhnye Chelny will be cloudy, with no significant precipitation. Fog at night and in the morning . The wind is southerly, southeasterly 7-12 m/s, sometimes gusts up to 18 m/s.
The minimum air temperature at night is -6..-9, with clearings up to -13.The maximum daytime air temperature is -4..-7. There is heavy ice on the roads.
The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Republic of Tatarstan recommends:
In case of fog:
Lovers of outdoor activities are advised to have serviceable communications and navigation devices with them.
Fog poses a serious danger to all road users.
Drivers should increase the distance between cars and avoid sudden braking. If necessary, the speed should be reduced smoothly. When braking, press the brake pedal several times, thereby giving a warning signal to drivers of cars that are moving behind you. It is necessary to pay attention to the technical condition of the car, especially the braking system, and the condition of the tires. All optics must be in working order. Use a high-visibility vest at bus stops.
If possible, avoid long-distance trips.
Pedestrians are advised to:
1. Be extremely careful when crossing streets and roads;
2. Cross the street only at the designated pedestrian crossing point;
3. To cross the carriageway, use, if possible, only aboveground or underground pedestrian crosswalks.;
4. Do not cross the highway in front of moving vehicles;
5. Move only towards the traffic flow;
6. Use a high-visibility vest or attach reflective elements to clothing.
Pedestrians are advised to cross the street only at the designated pedestrian crossing point. Do not cross the road in front of moving vehicles, as the braking distance of the vehicle increases significantly due to the slippery road surface . Move only towards the traffic flow. Use reflective elements on clothing.
Drivers are advised to:
1. When driving in these conditions, avoid unnecessary changes, overtaking, and overtaking;
2. Pay attention to the technical condition of the car, especially the braking system, the condition of the tires;
3. Avoid sudden braking, if necessary, stopping The speed should be reduced smoothly.;
4. Press the brake pedal several times, thereby giving a warning signal to drivers of cars that are moving behind. You;
5. All optics must be in working order.;
6. Move at a speed that ensures safety in areas with heavy traffic, near schools, at intersections and bridges, as well as on turns and descents.
In case of ice:
Move carefully, without hurrying, step on the entire sole, taking into account the irregularities of the surface. Elderly people are advised to use a cane with a rubber tip or a special stick with pointed spikes. If you slip, crouch down to lower the height of the fall.
If possible, avoid long-distance trips.
Pedestrians are advised to cross the street only at the designated pedestrian crossing point. Do not cross the road in front of moving vehicles, as the braking distance of the vehicle increases significantly due to the slippery road surface . Move only towards the traffic flow. Use reflective elements on clothing.
For drivers:
1. When driving a car in these conditions, avoid unnecessary changes, overtaking, overtaking;
2. Pay attention to the technical condition of the car, especially the braking system, the condition of the tires;
3. Avoid sudden braking, if necessary, stopping The speed should be reduced smoothly.;
4. Press the brake pedal several times, thereby giving a warning signal to drivers of cars that are moving behind. You;
5. All optics must be in working order.;
6. Move at a speed that ensures safety in areas with heavy traffic, near schools, at intersections and bridges, as well as on turns and descents.
For pedestrians:
1. Be extremely careful when crossing streets and roads;
2. Cross the street only at the designated pedestrian crossing point, and remember that due to insufficient visibility and slippery road surfaces, the driver needs more time to stop the vehicle.;
3. To cross the carriageway, use, if possible, only aboveground or underground pedestrian crosswalks.;
4. Do not cross the road in front of moving vehicles;
5. Move only towards the traffic flow;
Due to precipitation in the form of snow and sleet combined with an increase in air temperature to positive levels, there is a possibility of accidents caused by the descent of snow masses and ice from the roofs of buildings, as well as causing material damage to property.
The closest attention should be paid to public utilities to comply with the requirements for cleaning roofs and canopies of entrances from snow. Especially at socially significant sites with a large number of people.
We urge citizens to be especially attentive. When driving through the streets, stay away from houses with overhanging icicles and snow, and do not park vehicles near them.
In conditions of dense residential development, do not ignore fences set up by public utilities, where icicles hang or cleaning is underway. roofs from snow.
The main recommendations and precautions for the threat of snow falling from the roofs of buildings:
- do not approach houses with pitched roofs, from which snowfall is possible, do not allow children to be in such places.;
- do not leave cars near structures with icicles and snow hanging on their eaves.;
- if there is a fence around a dangerous place, do not try to pass through the fence, but go around dangerous places by another road.;
- do not walk down the street with headphones on, you will not hear the noise of falling snow from the roof.
Important! If you hear a suspicious noise upstairs while driving along the sidewalk , you can't stop, raise your head and look at what happened there. Perhaps it is the descent of snow or ice blocks. You can't run away from the building either. You need to press yourself against the wall as soon as possible, the roof canopy will serve as a shelter.
Be careful! After falling from the edge of the roof, snow and ice can also come off from the middle of the roof, so if traces of previously fallen snow or ice mounds from water dripping from icicles are visible on the sidewalk, this indicates the danger of this place.
When the wind increases:
1. We recommend that you limit your exit from buildings and stay indoors. It is important not to leave children unattended.
2. If a strong wind catches you on the street, we recommend that you take shelter in underground passages or building entrances. Do not hide from the strong wind near the walls of houses, as slate and other roofing materials may fall from the roofs. The same applies to public transport stops and unfinished buildings.
3. On the street, you should stay away from billboards, signage, road signs, and power lines.
4. It is forbidden to be near large trees, as well as to park vehicles next to them – branches torn off by the wind can pose a great danger.
5. It is deadly dangerous to stand under a power line in strong winds and approach broken electrical wires.
6. Broken glass falling from the windows of the upper floors, as well as elements of the roof and stucco decoration, torn off by the wind, can be dangerous. Such a threat increases near buildings under construction or under repair.
7. All windows of houses must be tightly closed, and objects that may fall out must be removed from balconies and loggias.
8. It is necessary to stay as far away from windows as possible in a residential or work space.
In case of any trouble, you can always contact the unified emergency number – "101,112". Calls are accepted around the clock and free of charge from landline and mobile phones.
GU Helpline Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia in the Republic of Tatarstan 8 (843) 288-46-96