From Frost to Heat and Thunderstorms: Didenko Warned About Contrasting Weather on the Weekend.


Dangerous meteorological phenomena are forecasted for the weekend in Ukraine. According to forecaster Natalia Didenko, frost is expected in the northeast of the country, where temperatures will drop to 0-3 degrees. In the western, northern regions, and Vinnytsia region, short-term rains with thunderstorms are anticipated, but the east, south, and most of the central part of the country will remain dry. There will also be an intensification of the southwest wind with gusts of up to 15-20 meters per second, which may cause storm values. The forecaster urges caution and not to leave light structures and vehicles unattended. Night temperatures will range from +7 to +14 degrees, but in the northeast, it may drop to +2...+6 degrees. During the day, most regions will enjoy warmth, with temperatures reaching +18...+23, and in some places even +26 degrees.
In Kyiv, the weekend will be very warm, with temperatures reaching +23...+26 degrees during the day. However, thunderstorms and strong winds with storm-value gusts can be expected. Sharp fluctuations in atmospheric pressure may also occur, which can affect the well-being of meteorologically dependent people. The forecaster summarized: 'Such a sharp colorful meteorological cocktail is expected for this weekend - wind, frost, and thunderstorms, night freshness, and real warmth during the day, a lot of sun, and periodic downpours.'
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