The new week in the Bucha district will begin with heavy rain: on Monday, 19 October, around 20 mm may fall in Bucha between 6:00 and 11:00. The rest of the week will be cloudy and mild for late October, with +9…+10°C at night and up to +17°C during the day.
This is shown by the Kyiv Hydrometeorological Centre forecast and Open-Meteo model calculations for the district’s communities.
Monday under an umbrella
The model gives the most rain to the south of the district: 25–27 mm in Vyshneve, Bilohorodka and both Borshchahivkas on Monday, and 22–23 mm in Bucha, Irpin and Hostomel. In the north-west the rain will be lighter: about 16 mm in Borodianka and 14 mm in Piskivka.
The Hydrometeorological Centre forecasts for the Kyiv region moderate rain at night and light rain during the day, with a north-easterly wind of 7–12 m/s. In Bucha the temperature will range from +10°C at night to +14°C in the daytime.
Dry days and mild nights
On Tuesday, 20 October, the rain will almost stop and the air will warm up to +16…+17°C. It will be the warmest day of the week.
From Wednesday to Saturday it will be cloudy, with +11…+14°C during the day and +9…+10°C at night. On Wednesday, according to the Hydrometeorological Centre, there will be no significant rain, held back by an area of high pressure from the north. Thursday and Friday should also stay dry.
The model shows no frosts this week. The coldest night will be the one before Sunday, at about +9°C.
Sunday on the new time
On the night before Sunday, 25 October, Ukraine will switch to winter time: at 04:00 clocks will go back one hour. So on Sunday the sun will rise in Bucha at 6:38 and set at 16:47, before five in the evening.
On Sunday afternoon it will warm up to +15°C, with light rain possible in places. Over the week daylight will shrink from 10 h 32 min to 10 h 10 min.
For an hourly forecast for Bucha and other places in the district, see our Weather section, and for all seven days, the This week tab.
As a reminder, at the start of the second half of October forecasters warned of ground frosts.
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