A sharp drop in temperature is expected in Kyiv: the forecaster warns of rain and +15.
Weather in Ukraine: a drop in temperature and rain are expected
According to inkorr.com: Forecaster Nataliya Didenko warns of the arrival of an atmospheric front that will bring a serious drop in temperature to Kyiv and other regions. On Wednesday, September 17, the air temperature in the capital will be only +15+17 degrees. Didenko urges to be cautious and prepare for rain.
According to Didenko, a serious drop in temperature and rain are expected in Kyiv on Wednesday, September 17. The air temperature will barely reach +15+17 degrees.
Cold rainy weather will cover the western regions, northern regions, as well as Vinnytsia and Odesa regions. Here, the temperature will fluctuate between +15 and +19 degrees, so residents are advised to dress accordingly and carry an umbrella.
Clear weather in the east and south
At the same time, clear, dry, and warm weather with temperatures from +20 to +26 degrees is expected in the east and south of Ukraine. Forecaster Didenko mentions the Anticyclone Oldenburgia, which will provide this 'synoptic comfort' in continental Europe.
Thus, residents of different regions of Ukraine should be ready for a sharp change in weather conditions and choose appropriate clothing considering the forecasted temperatures and precipitation.
In the coming days, Ukraine will experience a significant change in weather conditions, particularly in the western and northern regions. We recommend that children, elderly people, and anyone planning to be outside pay attention to the forecast and prepare for possible adverse conditions.
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