Ukraine expects a milder winter, but frosts remain possible
Ukrainian forecasters say temperatures this winter may be slightly above the climate norm. Frosts, however, cannot be ruled out.
Ukraine is expected to have a relatively mild winter this year. According to a forecast from Ukraine's meteorological centre, reported by the outlet Ukrainska Pravda, winter temperatures in the country may be slightly higher than the climate norm.
The climate norm is the long-term average temperature for a given season. This means the winter as a whole could turn out warmer than usual.
At the same time, forecasters warn that frosts should not be ruled out. A milder winter does not exclude periods of low temperatures.
The information available does not include specific temperature values, the period covered by the forecast or data for individual regions. For now, only a general trend can be described: the winter is likely to be slightly warmer than the norm, but with a possibility of frost.
