
+18°≈
Lena
+18°≈
Irtysh
+19°≈
Ob
+20°≈
Volga
+20°≈
Yenisei
+22°≈
Amur
+16°≈
Lower Tunguska
+22°≈
Ural
+16°≈
Vilyuy
+19°≈
Ishim
+21°≈
Dnieper
+14°≈
Kolyma
+16°≈
Aldan
+14°≈
Pechora
+10°≈
Olenek
+19°≈
Kama
+11°≈
Indigirka
+22°≈
Don
+19°≈
Chulym
+19°≈
Vitim
+21°≈
Argun
+20°≈
Angara
+19°≈
Tobol
+16°≈
Stony Tunguska
+21°≈
Selenga
+10°≈
Alazeya
+19°≈
Oka
+16°≈
Amga
+17°≈
Olekma
+19°≈
Belaya
+17°≈
Vyatka
+21°≈
Onon
+16°≈
Ket
+12°≈
Taz
+12°≈
Anadyr
+19°≈
Desna
+17°≈
Uda
+15°≈
Markha
+15°≈
Northern Dvina
+20°≈
Zeya
+19°≈
Om
+21°≈
Chikoy
+21°≈
Seversky Donets
+14°≈
Vychegda
+12°≈
Omolon
+15°≈
Bolshoy Yugan
+22°≈
Ussuri
+20°≈
Khilok
+20°≈
Western Dvina
+20°≈
Khoper
+18°≈
Vasyugan
+16°≈
Vakh
+18°≈
Konda
+16°≈
Maya
+19°≈
Neman
+24°≈
Kuban
+19°≈
Tura
+7°≈
Anabar
+17°≈
Ufa
+11°≈
Yana
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All rivers of Russia
Russia has over 2.5 million rivers; the largest are the Volga, Ob, Yenisei, Lena, Amur, Don and Kama. In summer the lowland rivers of European Russia and the south warm to +20…+24 °C and are suitable for swimming from June to August, while Siberian rivers stay cooler. River water temperature depends on length, depth, current and meltwater; we estimate it with a climate model. Values are computed for each riverside city separately, so upstream and downstream readings differ. Pick a river for temperature by city, a daily forecast and the monthly norm.