Winter Is Coming: Cold Snap Hits Ukraine
But no snow is expected yet.
Starting tomorrow, November 20, a cold snap is moving into Ukraine. Meteorologist Natalia Didenko said so on her Facebook page.
According to her, warm weather will persist for a little while longer in Odesa and Crimea.
“The current period is heavy, cloudy and damp, with fog, rain and a bone-chilling cold, so it would be better if it were proper rain or snow. The east wind will start picking up to storm gusts — be careful!” wrote Didenko.
Tomorrow the capital will be cloudy with fog and drizzle, and the air temperature will barely reach +4, +5 degrees. Over the week the cold will intensify; from Thursday, nights in the east and most central regions are expected to drop to -4-10 degrees.
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