Sunny weather up to 11°C is forecast in Kyiv this weekend
On March 21–22, clear and precipitation-free weather is expected in the capital, with the daytime temperature rising to 11°C.
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20 March 2026, 21:23

On Saturday and Sunday, March 21–22, it will be sunny and clear in Kyiv, with no precipitation forecast. During the day, the air temperature will reach 11°C, and at night, it will be around 0–1°C. This is reported by the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center.

On March 21, clear weather will persist in Kyiv throughout the day. At night, 1°C is expected, and during the day the temperature will rise to 11°C. No precipitation is expected.

On March 22, the same clear and sunny weather is forecast. The temperature at night will be 1°C, and during the day — up to 11°C.

In the Kyiv region, cloudiness will be variable, with no precipitation expected. The wind will be northeasterly, 7–12 m/s. Air temperature:
— at night from 2° above zero to 3° below zero;
— during the day from 8° to 13° above zero.

In Kyiv, the temperature will fluctuate more smoothly: at night around 0°C, during the day 10–12°C. On March 24–25, the temperature will rise slightly both at night and during the day, expected to be 2–3°C higher than the figures for March 21–22.

The weather will be formed under the influence of high pressure and without active atmospheric fronts. Due to the northeasterly wind, cold air is arriving, so light frosts are possible in some places at night, and during the day the sun will warm the air to comfortable levels.


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