Weather in Ukraine will change dramatically: stormy winds and warming up to +17.
According to inkorr.com: On November 17, Monday, forecaster Natalkа Didenko predicts a brief warming in Ukraine. The air temperature will rise to +10...+15 degrees, while in the southern part of the country it may even reach +17 degrees. However, strong southwest winds with gusts of 15-20 m/s will create stormy conditions. Natalkа advises:
"Bundle up, because the wind is very strong".
At the same time, rain is expected only in the west of Ukraine, while other regions will have no precipitation.
In Kyiv, it is windy, but up to +12 degrees
There will also be strong winds in the capital, with gusts of southern wind reaching storm levels. The air temperature will rise to +12 degrees, and no precipitation is expected. Natalkа recommends not to forget about warm clothes:
"Stay warm, but scarves around your neck are a must".
The weather will change quickly: cooling and precipitation
Warm weather will not last long – by November 19 a cyclone from the southwest will arrive in Ukraine, bringing cooling and increased precipitation. In some regions, wet snow is possible due to increased humidity. Natalkа warned that on November 19 the weather will be active,
"this is the day when the atmosphere will show its true strength".
It is also worth noting that frosts of up to -12 degrees are expected on New Year's Day.
According to forecasters, in the coming days Ukraine expects gradual cooling with increased precipitation. Do not forget about warm clothes and umbrellas!
Shortly, a change in weather will occur in Ukraine – from brief warming to serious cooling with precipitation. Forecasters advise preparing for new weather conditions and being careful during strong winds. This is especially true for November 19, when significant changes in the atmosphere are expected.Read also
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