Weather forecast for April 5: Spring warmth has swept across Ukraine on Palm Sunday
On Palm Sunday, April 5, truly pleasant spring weather settled across Ukraine.
Weather conditions have improved significantly: rain fronts have finally left the country, giving way to sunshine and a significant warming trend.
Daytime temperatures in most regions range from +12° to +17°.
However, this holiday has a certain meteorological nuance—forecasters warn of stronger winds, which may create a chill despite the sunshine.
In the western regions of the country, variable cloudiness is observed today with no precipitation.
Thermometers here show a pleasant +12°...+15°, creating ideal conditions for attending church services and taking walks in the fresh air after the blessing of the willow branches.
Residents of the northern regions are also enjoying dry weather. The sky is only occasionally covered by light clouds, and the air has warmed up to +12°...+14°, which is in line with the climate norm for early April and contributes to the good mood of city dwellers.
Eastern Ukraine traditionally sees higher temperatures, with highs of +15° to +18° expected by the end of the week.
It is slightly cooler only in the Kharkiv region—there, temperatures have settled at +12°...+14°, but the absence of rain makes for a very comfortable day.
The central part of the country is welcoming Palm Sunday with warmth and tranquility.
Temperatures in the central regions have risen to +13° to +16°, allowing residents to fully experience the arrival of true spring and enjoy the sunshine without umbrellas.
The warmest weather today is in southern Ukraine, where temperatures have reached +14°...+17°.
The actual daily temperature record is being set in Crimea—where thermometers are reaching +18°, making this region the leader in terms of solar heat in the country.
As a reminder, changeable weather is expected in Ukraine this week. The beginning of the week will be cool and damp due to atmospheric fronts, but it will warm up starting Wednesday.
March in Sweden also became the warmest on record.
