No sign of frost: Ukraine will warm up to +11°C on Friday, according to the weather forecast (see map).

On Friday, November 29, there are no expected frosts across most of the country, and in some regions of Ukraine, temperatures may rise to as high as 11 degrees Celsius. This information was shared by meteorologist Natalia Didenko on her Telegram channel.

According to her, the warmest weather will be found, as usual, in the southern regions of the country, where air temperatures are expected to range from 6 to 11 degrees Celsius. The western regions will be slightly cooler, with temperatures around +4 to +7 degrees. In the rest of Ukraine, there will be "no sign of frost" throughout the day, with average temperatures ranging from 1 to 5 degrees Celsius.

"Of course, during the night, a few 'minuses' are possible, but they won't cause any harm, just a bit of inconvenience from the sluggish morning frost. Don't give in; let your soles be stable). Due to the cyclone over Greece and its atmospheric fronts, precipitation will also reach Ukraine," wrote Natalia Didenko.

On November 29, rain and wet snow are expected in the western and northern regions, as well as in the Vinnytsia, Cherkasy, and Odesa regions. In other parts of the country, there will be no precipitation, and in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, there may even be some sunny breaks. Special attention was given to fog, which is likely to persist intermittently until spring.

Kiev. Friday in the capital will see wet snow and rain, according to the meteorologist.

"Throughout the day, the southeast wind will not be stormy, but it will be gusty and uncomfortable. Nighttime temperatures will be around zero, while daytime temperatures will range from +1 to +3 degrees. On Saturday and Sunday, an anticyclone will influence the weather across all of Ukraine, meaning it will be dry everywhere. And relatively warm," Natalia Didenko summarized.

The meteorologist also shared her insights on what the upcoming winter in Ukraine will be like. Vera Balabukh believes that 60% of winter days will be warm, with January expected to be the warmest month.