Rain and sleet cover Ukraine: where and when to expect a drop in temperature.
According to inkorr.com: On Thursday, October 2, gloomy weather with occasional rain is expected in Ukraine. The forecast for today has been provided by the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center, reports the information portal 'Glavkom'.
Weather conditions in different regions
Meteorologists note the possibility of light rain in the northern and most central regions, as well as in the Kharkiv region. The wind will mostly blow from the northeast at a speed of 5-10 m/s.
Temperature and weather features
At night, the temperature will fluctuate from 1 to 6° Celsius, while on the surface of the soil in the western part of the country, zero temperatures are possible. During the day, the temperature will be between 5 and 10°. In the high mountains of the Carpathians, there may be short-term precipitation in the form of sleet, and the temperature here will vary from 3° Celsius to 2° below zero.
Situation in the Kyiv region
Gloomy weather with possible rain will also persist in the Kyiv region and the capital. The wind will blow from the northeast at a speed of 5-10 m/s. The temperature at night will be 1-6° Celsius, and during the day - 5-10°. In Kyiv, at night, around 5° Celsius is expected, while during the day, the temperature will rise to 7-9°.
Previously, forecaster Natalia Didenko noted that October will bring more sunny and warm days. 'There will still be warming; October has high degrees and sunshine in store. But do not forget to dress warmly and be careful on the road when driving – fogs!' she emphasized.
Thus, meteorologists predict cloudy weather with light precipitation in some regions of Ukraine. The air temperature will be quite cool; however, Natalia Didenko is confident that October will also delight us with warm and sunny days. Don't forget about warm clothing and be careful on the road!
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