Ukraine awaits Indian summer with +28°C: meteorologist revealed about sudden cooling.
Indian summer in Ukraine
According to inkorr.com: At the beginning of autumn, Ukrainians will be able to enjoy Indian summer, which will bring warm and sunny weather. Meteorologist Natalka Didenko forecasts that on September 20–21, the air temperature will rise to +28°C. However, at the end of the month, a sudden cooling is expected, which has led to the spread of fake news about possible snowfalls.
Weather forecast
On Friday, September 19, after the rains, the weather in Ukraine will improve thanks to the anticyclone 'Oldenburg'. The temperature during the day will range from +19 to +25°C, with slight rain possible only in the western regions. In Kyiv, good weather without precipitation is forecasted, and the air temperature will be +20 to +21°C.
Saturday and Sunday will be wonderful for outdoor recreation: sunny, dry, and warm. On Saturday, the temperature will rise to +20 to +24°C, and on Sunday even more — to +24 to +28°C.
Despite the optimistic forecast, it is not advisable to trust all news. Natalka Didenko urges Ukrainians to pay attention to information hygiene, avoid sensational headlines and rely only on verified sources of information.
Soon Ukrainians will be able to enjoy warm days, creating excellent conditions for outdoor recreation. However, it is important to remember about weather changes and not to panic due to rumors. Stay informed about current forecasts and take care of your comfort.
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