Weather on November 5: fog and up to 15 degrees Celsius expected in Ukraine.
According to inkorr.com: Forecasters reported on weather conditions in Ukraine on Wednesday, November 5, through the press service of the Ukrhydrometeorological Center.
According to their data, cloudy weather with clearings will be observed in the country on this day. In the Right Bank at night, light rains may occur, and during the day in the southwestern regions. No precipitation is forecasted in other regions. Fog is also expected in the south and west.
'The humid air and light wind in the southern part and in the extreme west of the country at night and in the morning will contribute to the formation of fog in places. Warm weather, as is typical for this time, will persist,' the message states.
Air temperature at night will vary from 3 to 8 degrees Celsius, during the day - from 8 to 13 degrees. The warmest weather is expected in the south, where the thermometer may rise to 15 degrees.
Weather in Kyiv and Kyiv region
Cloudy weather with clearings is also forecasted in Kyiv and the Kyiv region. At night, light rain is possible, but no precipitation is expected during the day. The wind will be northeast, with a speed of 3-8 m/s.
The temperature at night will be 6-8 degrees Celsius, and during the day - 10-12 degrees.
Overall, the weather forecast for November 5 promises cloudiness and light rains in some areas. Temperature readings are expected to range from 3 to 15 degrees Celsius depending on the region.
On November 5, cloudy weather will prevail in Ukraine, with possible light rains in some regions. The temperature is expected to remain warm for this time of year, which is good news for many. Forecasters recommend being cautious due to possible fog in the south and west.Read also
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