Ukraine Braces for Extreme Cold: Temperatures to Plummet to -29°C on February 2.

Weather Forecast for Ukraine on February 2, 2026

According to Novyny.live: Ukraine is set to experience a severe cold snap on February 2, 2026, with temperatures forecast to drop as low as -29°C (-20°F). Meteorologists predict record-breaking lows in several parts of the country. Overnight, the northern regions will see the most extreme conditions, with temperatures ranging from -24°C to -29°C. Elsewhere, overnight lows will be between -14°C and -21°C. Daytime temperatures will be slightly higher but will remain dangerously low, ranging from -12°C to -18°C across most areas, while the southern part of the country will see highs of -3°C to -8°C.

Potential Snowfall and Associated Risks

In addition to the extreme cold, significant snowfall is expected across Ukraine. The heaviest snow is forecast for the following regions:

• Crimea
• Southern Odesa Oblast
• The Azov Sea region
• Donbas

A yellow-level weather warning has been issued for Odesa Oblast, indicating potentially hazardous conditions. Residents are advised to exercise caution and account for the severe weather when making plans. Such extreme winter weather is a significant test for infrastructure in the region, which has faced considerable strain in recent years.

The combination of plummeting temperatures and heavy snowfall is expected to pose serious challenges to infrastructure and daily life. The risks include hazardous road conditions and potential disruptions to power supplies. Authorities recommend that the public remain vigilant, especially in areas under yellow warnings, and stay updated with the latest information from meteorological services.