Ukraine Weather Forecast for February 4: Snow in the West, Temperatures Plunge to -27°C

Weather Forecast for Ukraine on February 4

According to Главком: A significant cold snap and localized precipitation are forecast for Ukraine on Sunday, February 4. According to the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center, light snow is expected in the western regions, as well as in Vinnytsia and Zhytomyr oblasts, while rain is possible in Zakarpattia and the Precarpathian region. The rest of the country is forecast to remain dry. Icy conditions are also anticipated in the Precarpathian area.

Fog is possible overnight and in the morning in northeastern oblasts, with icy patches forming on roads across parts of Ukraine. Winds will be southeasterly at 7-12 m/s. Overnight lows will range from -12°C to -17°C. In Zhytomyr, Kyiv, and Cherkasy oblasts, nighttime temperatures will drop to between -16°C and -21°C, with daytime highs of -5°C to -10°C.

Temperature Variations Across Regions

It will be even colder in the northeast and east of the country, where overnight lows will hit -22°C to -27°C. Daytime temperatures there will only reach -10°C to -15°C. In the Precarpathian region and Crimea, expect nighttime lows of -6°C to -11°C and daytime highs of 0°C to -5°C. Zakarpattia will see milder conditions, with temperatures around 0°C at night and warming to 1°C to 6°C during the day.

In Kyiv, the forecast for February 4 calls for cloudy weather with clear spells and no precipitation. Icy roads are possible in the capital. Winds will be southeasterly at 7-10 m/s. The temperature in Kyiv is expected to be -16°C to -18°C at night and -8°C to -10°C during the day.

Ukraine will remain under the influence of Arctic air throughout the week, with the coldest period expected in the first days of February before a slow warming trend begins. Significant overnight frosts will persist, with any snowfall likely to be light and localized. This cold wave is part of a typical winter pattern for the region, influenced by continental air masses.

Forecasts from the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center indicate that the most severe frosts will occur in early February, which could significantly impact transportation infrastructure and daily life. It is important to follow road safety advisories and be prepared for potential disruptions due to the weather, especially in regions experiencing severe frost and ice. Monitoring weather updates and responding promptly can help mitigate risks associated with winter conditions.