Ukraine will have a day without rain, while thunderstorms rumble in the east

Weather forecast for July 29

According to ХВИЛЯ: Most of Ukraine will experience a day without precipitation due to rising pressure. A high-pressure area will displace precipitation from almost the entire territory of the country, except for the east and northeast where a cold atmospheric front will be at work. The forecast was published by the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center.

A cool air mass will arrive from the northwest at heights over Ukraine. Cloud cover will be variable, with moderate rains and thunderstorms expected in the east and northeast. Significant precipitation is forecasted overnight in Luhansk and Donetsk regions, while the rest of the territory is expected to remain dry.

The wind will be northwesterly at a speed of 7-12 m/s. Nighttime temperatures will range from 10-15°C, reaching up to 18°C in the south and southeast. During the day, temperatures will fluctuate between 21-26°C.

• A yellow level I danger has been announced in the eastern regions and Sumy due to thunderstorms.
• The hydrometeorological center noted that such weather may complicate the operation of energy, construction, and utility companies, as well as transport movement.

Forecast for Kyiv and the region

In Kyiv and the surrounding region, the day will pass without precipitation; cloud cover will be variable. The wind in the capital and region will also be northwesterly at 7-12 m/s. Nighttime temperatures in Kyiv will reach 13-15°C, while daytime temperatures will be between 22-24°C.

The weather forecast for July 29 indicates that most of Ukraine will be able to enjoy clear skies and temperatures that meet summer standards, except for the eastern regions where rains and thunderstorms are possible. This may affect the planning of various events, particularly outdoor events, as well as the operation of transport and utilities in areas where precipitation is expected. The forecast reflects changes in atmospheric conditions that may impact the agroclimatic conditions in the country, making it important to monitor updates from the hydrometeorological center in the future.

As the weather in most of Ukraine remains dry, it's essential to stay informed about the potential threats posed by severe storms in other regions. For instance, the recent warnings from the Hydrometeorological Center highlight the risks of severe storms and hail expected on July 3. Understanding these forecasts can help residents prepare for adverse weather conditions that may disrupt daily life. Read more about the storm predictions here.