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Rain is expected in some regions of Ukraine on September 7

UA NEWS 07 September 2026 08:47
Rain is expected in some regions of Ukraine on September 7

On September 7, Ukraine will see variable cloudiness, but mostly no precipitation. Light rain is expected in some areas of the eastern regions.

 

The night in Ukraine was cool. Air temperatures dropped to +6...+11 degrees, while in the south of the country it was slightly warmer—ranging from +9 to +14 degrees.

During the day, temperatures will reach +17...+22 degrees in most regions. In the south, temperatures will be higher—up to +20...+25 degrees.

Thus, the southern regions will be the warmest on September 7, while temperatures in the central, northern, and western regions will remain moderate.

No significant precipitation is expected in most regions. However, light rain is expected in some parts of eastern Ukraine.

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According to the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center, this trend will continue in the coming days: no significant precipitation is forecast for Ukraine on September 8–9.

The weather on September 7 will be not only cool but also windy. A northwesterly wind with speeds of 7–12 m/s is expected across Ukraine.

On the Left Bank, stronger gusts of up to 15–18 m/s are possible in some areas during the day. Therefore, even with moderate temperatures, it may feel cooler outdoors due to the wind.

In the capital, Monday will be dry. A northwesterly wind with speeds of 7–12 m/s is expected.

Overnight in Kyiv, temperatures ranged from +9 to +11 degrees, and during the day, the air will warm up to +20 to +22 degrees.

So, after the warm weather that prevailed in Ukraine in early September, Kyiv residents should prepare for a cooler day on September 7.

Source: “Ukrhydrometcenter”

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