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BORIS SRESNEVSKY
CENTRAL GEOPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY

THE STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE

WAS FOUNDED IN 1855

Diploma of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
Diploma of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
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BORIS SRESNEVSKY
CENTRAL GEOPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY

THE STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE

WAS FOUNDED IN 1855

Diploma of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
Diploma of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine

Meteorological data for Kyiv region

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Meteorological records

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26 September 2025

About the Meteorological Autumn in the Capital

The Borys Sreznevskyi Central Geophysical Observatory reports that, according to observations from the Kyiv Combined Hydrometeorological Station, meteorological autumn arrived in the capital on September 24, beginning one week later than the climatic norm. It is characterized by the steady drop of the average daily air temperature below +15°C.
The earliest meteorological autumn reached Kyiv in 1993 — on August 25, while the latest was on October 15 in 2020.
This year’s meteorological summer, which began on May 21, ended on September 23 and lasted a total of 126 days. The longest summer was in 2012 — 166 days, while the shortest was in 1990 — 88 days.

UDC 556.53:(477-25)

ISBN 978-966-521-759-6

Scientific edition

Vyshnevskyi Victor

"Water bodies of Kyiv"

    The most important information about Kyiv's natural conditions, its development, and the city's impact on existing water bodies is presented. Details are provided on the location of water bodies, their history, sizes, characteristic vegetation, and ecological status. The publication is illustrated with numerous photos, satellite images, and maps.

It is intended for environmental specialists, local historians, university lecturers, municipal service workers, schoolteachers, and a wide range of readers.

CONTENTS

Introduction

1. Key Information About Kyiv
1.1. Natural Features of the City
1.1.1. Relief
1.1.2. Climate
1.1.3. Green Spaces and Nature Reserves
1.2. Urban Development

2. Main Information About Kyiv's Water Bodies
2.1. Research and Study
2.2. The Dnipro River, Its Branches, and Bays
2.3. Small Rivers
2.4. Water Bodies
2.5. Flora and Fauna

3. Water Bodies of Kyiv's Administrative Districts
3.1. Holosiivskyi District
3.2. Darnytskyi District
3.3. Desnianskyi District
3.4. Dnipro District
3.5. Obolonskyi District
3.6. Pecherskyi District
3.7. Podilskyi District
3.8. Sviatoshynskyi District
3.9. Solomianskyi District
3.10. Shevchenkivskyi District

4. Lakes
4.1. Named Lakes
4.2. Unnamed Lakes 

5. Ponds

6. Swamps

7. Technical Water Bodies

8. Bathing Areas

9. Disappeared Water Bodies
9.1. Disappeared Lakes
9.2. Disappeared Ponds
9.3. Disappeared Swamps

10. Ecological Status of Water Bodies and Ways to Improve It
10.1. Factors Affecting the Condition of Water Bodies
10.2. Ecological Status of Water Bodies
10.3. Kyiv's Water Strategy

Conclusions

Appendix

Bibliography

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