Most of Ukraine will experience dry and sunny weather on July 29, with high temperatures expected in the south and east [1].
Seasonal summer heat returns to the region, impacting daily activities and public health for citizens in major cities including Kyiv. Accurate forecasts allow residents to prepare for potential heat-related risks during the peak of the summer season.
TSN.ua said temperatures in eastern and southern Ukraine are expected to reach 30-31°C [1]. These regions will see predominantly clear skies and dry conditions. However, other reports indicate that maximum temperatures could climb higher, reaching up to 36°C in some regions [2].
Weather patterns will vary by region. While the south and east face higher heat, the west is expected to remain cooler [1]. In northern Ukraine, meteorologists said there is a slight chance of light rain during the day [1].
The forecast indicates a general trend of returning heat across the country. This volatility in temperature between the north and south is common for the region during late July, creating a diverse weather map across the national territory.
Local authorities and meteorologists continue to monitor these trends to provide updated information to the public. The discrepancy between the 30-31°C estimate [1] and the 36°C peak [2] suggests a range of heat intensity depending on the specific local geography.
“Temperatures in eastern and southern Ukraine are expected to reach 30-31°C.”
The return of high summer temperatures, potentially peaking at 36°C, places additional strain on energy grids and public infrastructure. These temperature fluctuations, combined with localized rain in the north, highlight the typical volatility of the Ukrainian summer climate during late July.
