On Easter, rain is expected in most regions, and the air temperature will reach +14 degrees. In Kyiv, precipitation will occur, with temperatures reaching +9 during the day.
This coming weekend, cold weather with rain and wet snow is expected. Temperatures will only gradually start to rise from next Monday.
Ukraine is expected to experience rain with wet snow and night frosts down to 3 degrees Celsius. Daytime temperatures will range from 3 to 11 degrees Celsius.
For a successful harvest, the soil must warm up to +12-15 degrees, and plants need hardening. Each crop has its own planting times and rules.
Denys Shmyhal announced a winter preparation plan with gas injection into underground storage facilities. The minimum volume for stable system operation is 13.2 billion cubic meters.
Frosts down to -3 degrees Celsius and wet snow are expected in a number of regions in Ukraine. Daytime temperatures in most regions will not exceed 7 degrees Celsius.
Due to shelling and bad weather, consumers in seven regions are without power. Rolling blackouts for the population will be in effect nationwide today until 10:00 PM.
A temperature drop to -3°C is expected in Ukraine, threatening the harvest of fruit trees. Frosts will cover most regions and the capital on April 10-11.
Forecasters predict light rains and frosts down to -3 degrees Celsius on the ground. In the western regions, wind gusts of up to 15-20 m/s are expected.
Regular removal of excess shoots and shaping the bush improves the quality of the berries. In spring, dry branches are removed, and in autumn, the basis of the vine for the next year is formed.
The State Emergency Service warns of frosts down to -3 degrees Celsius and strong wind gusts on April 7-9. The bad weather threatens the work of energy workers, transport, and fruit trees.
Starting Monday, an atmospheric front will bring rain and strong winds up to 20 m/s. In the middle of the week, a drop in temperature and wet snow in some places are expected.
The Feast of the Lord's Entry into Jerusalem in 2026 falls on April 5th. Learn about the history of willow as a symbol and folk rituals for health and harvest.
In the coming days, precipitation and strong wind gusts up to 20 m/s are expected. The air temperature will drop, and night frosts will occur in many regions.
Russia attacked gas pipelines, storage facilities, and heating systems for 151 days. Specialists have already begun preparations for the next winter period.
On Mount Pip Ivan, a frost of -3°C, fog, and strong winds up to 14 m/s have been recorded. Rescuers urge people to refrain from hiking due to icing and bad weather.
The flock of birds left the winter pavilion and resumed independent feeding in the pond. Experts urge visitors not to feed flamingos bread.
The Foreign Minister called on the G7 to increase pressure on the aggressor and not to ease sanctions. Ukraine plans to increase the number of attacks on Russian territories.
On Thursday, March 26, Ukraine will see up to +17 degrees without significant precipitation. At the turn of the months, a change in weather with a cold snap and rains is expected.
Warm weather without precipitation is expected in Ukraine on March 24, with temperatures up to +19 degrees. In Kyiv, the thermometers will rise to 14 degrees Celsius during the day.
At the beginning of the week, night frosts down to -2 degrees and daytime warmth up to 15 degrees are expected. Light rains will occur in the south and east with light winds.
Variable cloudiness without precipitation is expected in Ukraine, with daytime temperatures up to 13 degrees. Gusts of wind are possible in Crimea, and wet snow at night in the Carpathians.
Deterioration of visibility and wind of 12 m/s were recorded on Pip Ivan peak. SES rescuers warn of the danger of walking in the highlands of the Carpathians.
Due to power shortages, consumption restrictions are in effect in all regions. Emergency blackouts have been introduced in some regions due to the consequences of Russian attacks.
In Obolon, a mother and daughter were carried 200 meters from the shore on an ice floe. Rescuers on a hovercraft removed the victims from the ice; medical assistance was not needed.
Within the framework of the Support Fund, an equipment reserve is being created to prepare for winter. Ukraine's total recovery needs are estimated at 5.4 billion euros.
Jewish 'kuchky' in 2026 are expected from March 25 to early April. This is a period of spring frosts and rains before the start of Passover celebrations.
Sowing will begin two weeks later due to frozen soil. Rising fuel prices and the condition of winter crops do not threaten the country's food security.
Forecasters predict variable cloudiness and no precipitation throughout the country. During the day, the temperature will reach 15 degrees Celsius, and at night it is expected to be up to -5.
The 2026 sowing campaign in Ukraine will become more expensive due to rising fuel prices, fertilizer shortages, personnel deficits, and energy supply problems. This will affect the cost of the future harvest and the financial condition of farmers.
