In Kyiv on January 9, the highest daytime temperature was 8.9° in 2005, the lowest at night was -29.2° in 1940.
In the southern and southeastern regions of Ukraine on Tuesday, January 9, frost is expected, in the extreme south of the country there will be snow, in some places there will be icy conditions, and in the rest of the territory will have be without rain. This was reported by the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center.
The wind is northeast turning northwest, 5-10 m/s, in the southern part at night gusts of 15-20 m/s, blizzards.
At night frost is predicted to be 15-20°, in Chernigov and Sumy regions up to 25°, during the day 7-12°; in the southern region and Transcarpathia at night 8-13° frost, in Crimea 1-6° frost, during the day 2-7° frost, in Transcarpathia and Crimea about 0°.
There was no rain in Kyiv on Tuesday. The roads are icy. Northeast wind turning northwest, 5-10 m/s. Temperature at night 15-17°, during the day 7-9° below zero.
According to information from the Central Geophysical Observatory named. Boris Sreznevsky, in Kyiv on January 9, the highest daytime temperature was 8.9° in 2005, the lowest at night was -29.2° in 1940.
On Wednesday, January 10, there is no rain in Ukraine. The temperature at night will be 5-10°, in the Carpathians, in the Carpathian region, in the east and most of the central regions 10-15° below zero, during the day 1-6° below zero.
There are icy conditions on country roads, except in the south. Wind northwest, west 7-12 m/s.
No rain in Kyiv; the temperature at night is 6-8° below zero, during the day 1-3° below zero. The roads are icy. Wind northwest, west 7-12 m/s.
We remind you that a storm warning was announced in Ukraine on January 8.
Earlier it was reported that there will be frosts, snowstorms and ice in Ukraine.
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Source: korrespondent
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