WAS FOUNDED IN 1855
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02.01.2026
Results of 2025
The Central Geophysical Observatory named after Borys Sreznevsky reports that according to the combined hydrometeorological station Kyiv, the average annual temperature in 2025 in the capital was +10.4°C (averaged monthly), which is 1.4°C above the climatic norm. It became the sixth warmest in the capital during the period of observations.
In 2025, the air temperature exceeded the average multi-year indicators in most of its months. January and March were especially “notable”, which had the largest positive deviations – 5.3°C and 4.9°C, respectively, and became the warmest for the entire period of observations in Kyiv. But in February and May, a significant decrease in air temperature was observed, which had negative deviations from the climatic norm – minus 1.4℃ and minus 2.2℃, respectively.
The coldest was February 13 – minus 12.3°C, the hottest – July 7, when the temperature in the shade reached plus 34.4°C.
In total, 34 temperature records were recorded in Kyiv in 2025, with the highest in March – 15 and January – 11.
Precipitation fell 571 mm, which corresponds to 92% of the climatic norm. However, they were distributed very unevenly in time – almost one and a half monthly norms in July and October and only 31% of the average multi-year indicators in February.
Daily values of long-term average air temperature in the capital
|
Date
|
Average daily
|
Minimal
|
Maximum
|
|---|---|---|---|
| January 19 |
-3,9 |
-23,0 (1942) |
10,0 (2023) |
|
January 20
|
-4,8 | 26,5 (1907, 2006) |
10,2 (2023) |
|
January 21 |
-4,1 |
-28,1 (1907) |
9,5 (2007) |
|
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