Cold Front in Ukraine: When to Expect Warming.
According to inkorr.com: Real cold has arrived in Ukraine: the temperature is approaching zero again, and in some regions it even drops below. Meteorologist Natalia Didenko shared forecasts for the coming days, noting that it will be cold across the country. Although in the south and in the Carpathians the temperature is slightly higher, overall the weather remains cool.
Temperature Fluctuations
On the night of October 15, the temperature will fluctuate from +1 to +4 degrees, and in some regions frost is possible. During the day, the temperature will gradually rise to +7-+11 degrees. Rain is forecast for Chernihiv and Sumy regions, while in other areas no precipitation is expected, but fog may create difficulties for drivers, so be careful.
In Kyiv, cold weather is expected on October 15, with night temperatures of +2-+5 degrees, and during the day around +8 degrees. Rain may drizzle in the morning, while no significant precipitation is expected during the day on Wednesday.
Autumn Weather
Didenko reminded that it is not winter yet, but only the middle of autumn. There is still a month and a half before the winter cold. The forecasts for the weekend look hopeful: it is possible that by October 25-26, the temperature will start to rise.
Ukrainians, prepare for a cool Wednesday: dress in warm layers and don't forget your umbrella!
Although the weather is really serious now, this cool autumn is not the final chapter. Forecasts for later dates suggest that the temperature may delay its decrease. Keep an eye on the weather changes to be prepared for any surprises this autumn.
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