The abnormal heat will change to thunderstorms and hail: the meteorologist named the most dangerous days.

Scorching July continues in Ukraine, as meteorologists predicted. Meteorologist Igor Kibalchich explained that extremely hot weather is expected due to the arrival of subtropical air from the Balkan Peninsula and the North Caucasus.

This will lead to thunderstorms with hail and squally winds. Convective activity will intensify as atmospheric pressure remains low.

How hot will it be next week?

Monday, July 7: hot across the entire territory of Ukraine, especially in the west and in Cherkasy and Kyiv regions. Thunderstorms with hail and squalls are expected. Night temperature +15...+22°C, daytime +29...+34°C.

Tuesday, July 8: thunderstorms with heavy rain and hail in the western and northern regions. Night temperature +17...+22°C, daytime +29...+34°C.

Wednesday, July 9: thunderstorms and rain in western regions and Kyiv region, while it remains hot in other areas. In the center, south and east, the temperature will reach +34...+39°C.

Thursday, July 10: rain only in the west, while it stays hot in other regions. Temperature +34...+39°C.

Friday, July 11: unstable weather across the country. Temperature will reach +34...+39°C.

Saturday and Sunday: possible thunderstorms, but hot weather with temperatures up to +39°C will affect the southeastern part of the country.

In 2024, the average temperature on Earth increased by 1.5°C compared to pre-industrial levels. It is predicted that in the next hundred years, the temperature may rise by 2.7°C, leading to an ecological crisis in Ukraine.

The next week for Ukraine promises stable heat, thunderstorms, and possible hail. Temperatures could reach +39°C, indicating abnormally hot weather.

Ukraine is expecting a hot week with thunderstorms and possible hail, caused by the inflow of subtropical air from the Balkans and the North Caucasus. Temperatures could reach as high as +39°C, which is extremely high, so it's wise to be prepared for hot days and changes in weather.