In the northeast and east of the country, forecasters predict precipitation in the form of rain and wet snow. At the same time, in most of Ukraine, frosts down to -1...-5 degrees are expected at night. Drivers who have already managed to change winter tires to summer ones should be extra cautious and, if possible, refrain from driving at night for the next couple of days.
During the daytime, the air will warm up to +4...+9 degrees, which is quite acceptable for using summer tires. It is expected that cold weather will persist in Ukraine until approximately April 7, after which, according to forecasts, warm weather will finally set in.
The situation is much more complicated in neighboring countries: heavy snowfall and a temperature drop to -10 degrees are forecast in Moscow, while Armenia and Georgia have already been covered with snow. In Armenia, the temperature dropped sharply by 20 degrees, now it is -2 degrees there, and the height of fallen snow has reached 15 cm. In Georgia, snowdrifts have grown to 25 centimeters in places, and numerous power line breaks have been recorded.
This video will remind you of what the weather was like in Kyiv a year ago:
