Roscosmos has published a satellite image of the cyclone that hit Moscow.

On March 14, Roscosmos published a picture of a cyclone taken using the Arctic-M satellite, which shows the cyclone that struck Moscow.

"Roscosmos is monitoring the passage of the cyclone that hit the capital today," reads a message on the Telegram channel attached to the picture.

In addition, another image taken from the Electro-L spacecraft, which is part of the Electro geostationary hydrometeorological system, was shown.

Turning back: cold weather and snow will return to Russia

Icy conditions and snowfall are expected for Muscovites at the weekend.

On March 14, three people were injured due to strong winds and falling trees in Moscow. The gale-force wind that hit Moscow also toppled trees and tore off the roof of a building. Evgeny Tishkovets, a specialist at the Phobos weather center, also reported that wind gusts in the capital reached 24 m/s in some places.