On October 1, Ukraine is expecting a sharp drop in temperature: forecasters have given a forecast.
According to inkorr.com: Forecaster Natalka Didenko reported on the weather conditions in Ukraine for October 1. She noted that a significant drop in temperature is expected on this day. During the day, the air temperature will fluctuate between +6 to +10 degrees, which is significantly lower than the usual autumn indicators.
Didenko also stated that it will be warmer in the south of the country, with temperatures reaching +11 to +16 degrees.
Forecast for the capital
In Kyiv, it will also be gloomy and rainy on October 1, with an increase in precipitation expected in the evening. The air temperature during the day will be between +8 to +10 degrees.
In addition, a cold wind will enhance the feeling of chill. Moreover, it will be wet in Ukraine – rains will cover most of the territory, except for Volyn, Rivne, northern areas of Kyiv region, and Chernihiv region, where there will be less precipitation.
Protection of the Holy Virgin
Let us remind you that on October 1, 2025, Ukrainians will celebrate the Protection of the Holy Virgin – an important church holiday associated with legends about the miraculous appearance of the Virgin Mary to the residents of Constantinople.
On this day, people usually attend church services and pray to the icon of the Protection of the Mother of God. It is believed that all the requests to the Virgin Mary will be heard at this time.
Thus, the weather forecast for October 1 in Ukraine predicts a significant drop in temperature ranging from +6 to +10 degrees. It is expected to be slightly warmer in the south of the country, up to +11 to +16 degrees. In the capital, it will also be gloomy and rainy, with temperatures of +8 to +10 degrees. The cold wind will add to the feeling of chill, and rains will cover most of the territory of Ukraine.
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