M Teteriv
84b Lisna St., Bucha, 07820, Bucha district, Piskivka village, tel/fax (04577) 3-32-75
The Teteriv meteorological station is one of 10 stations in the Kyiv region that conduct meteorological observations. The station is located in the Polissia region on the right bank of the Teteriv River, a right tributary of the Dnipro River. Coniferous forests alternating with fields are located in all directions from the station. The station belongs to the Hydrometeorological Service of Ukraine and is directly subordinated to the Borys Sreznevsky Central Geophysical Observatory. Meteorological observations began at the Teteriv railway station in 1928. In 1930, the meteorological station was transferred to the Hydrometeorological Service.
There was a break in the station's work only during the occupation from 1941 to 1943. After the station resumed its work, observations were carried out for six months with portable instruments. Since 1949, meteorological observations have been carried out according to the program of the second category, as well as at other meteorological stations in Ukraine. The station carries out a wide range of meteorological and agrometeorological observations, including round-the-clock observations of air temperature and humidity, atmospheric pressure, wind speed and direction, precipitation, soil temperature, atmospheric, including dangerous and natural hydrometeorological phenomena. From 1949 to 1957, the station also conducted actinometric observations of solar radiation, organized by Professor Shcherban M.I., and from 1958 to 1996, observations of the duration of sunshine were carried out. The first and only actinometrician was a graduate of the Kharkiv Meteorological Institute, L.E. Zlyvko.
Also, in 1954, the station began agrometeorological observations (phenology, forecasting, soil moisture reserves, winter crops) and in the same year a full-time agrometeorologist was introduced. Today, agrometeorological observations
are carried out in the fields of Borodyansky district.
The station determines the acidity of precipitation and measures the radiation gamma background of the air on a daily basis. The Teteriv meteorological station provides local governments, administration, the district's agro-industrial complex, enterprises and organizations with the necessary information about weather conditions and agrometeorological data.
The station's data is transmitted daily to the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center and is used to analyze the synoptic situation and forecast the weather.
The first head of the station, who had a degree in weather forecasting, was Mikhail Romanovich Gronsky. Together with his wife, who also had a higher education in the specialty, they shared their knowledge and ability to work with the instruments with the station staff, namely Marchenko R.F., Marchenko V.S., Glushchenko G.K. and Zhuk L.O.
In 1954, the station was headed by Volodymyr Marchenko. In early 1984, the construction of a new station building was started.
There was a break in the station's work only during the occupation from 1941 to 1943. After the station resumed its work, observations were carried out for six months with portable instruments. Since 1949, meteorological observations have been carried out according to the program of the second category, as well as at other meteorological stations in Ukraine. The station carries out a wide range of meteorological and agrometeorological observations, including round-the-clock observations of air temperature and humidity, atmospheric pressure, wind speed and direction, precipitation, soil temperature, atmospheric, including dangerous and natural hydrometeorological phenomena. From 1949 to 1957, the station also conducted actinometric observations of solar radiation, organized by Professor Shcherban M.I., and from 1958 to 1996, observations of the duration of sunshine were carried out. The first and only actinometrician was a graduate of the Kharkiv Meteorological Institute, L.E. Zlyvko.
Also, in 1954, the station began agrometeorological observations (phenology, forecasting, soil moisture reserves, winter crops) and in the same year a full-time agrometeorologist was introduced. Today, agrometeorological observations
are carried out in the fields of Borodyansky district.
The station determines the acidity of precipitation and measures the radiation gamma background of the air on a daily basis. The Teteriv meteorological station provides local governments, administration, the district's agro-industrial complex, enterprises and organizations with the necessary information about weather conditions and agrometeorological data.
The station's data is transmitted daily to the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center and is used to analyze the synoptic situation and forecast the weather.
The first head of the station, who had a degree in weather forecasting, was Mikhail Romanovich Gronsky. Together with his wife, who also had a higher education in the specialty, they shared their knowledge and ability to work with the instruments with the station staff, namely Marchenko R.F., Marchenko V.S., Glushchenko G.K. and Zhuk L.O.
In 1954, the station was headed by Volodymyr Marchenko. In early 1984, the construction of a new station building was started.
In 1954, the station was headed by Volodymyr Marchenko. In early 1984, construction of a new station building began.
From 1986 to 1993, the station was headed by Hanna Kuzmivna Glushchenko. In December 1993, the construction of the station was completed and its new building was put into operation, at a distance of 50 meters from the meteorological site.
From 1993 to the present, the station has been headed by Yulia Zaidlych, who graduated from the Odesa State Medical Institute in 1996.
From 1986 to 1993, the station was headed by Hanna Kuzmivna Glushchenko. In December 1993, the construction of the station was completed and its new building was put into operation, at a distance of 50 meters from the meteorological site.
From 1993 to the present, the station has been headed by Yulia Zaidlych, who graduated from the Odesa State Medical Institute in 1996.