Weather and natural disasters in Ukraine

 What is the weather, what it is and what natural disasters are

 Weather is a set of values ​​of meteorological elements and atmospheric phenomena observed at a certain point in time at a particular point in space.

 The weather can be completely different. It can be both cloudy and sunny. In order to roughly know what the weather will be on a particular day, there are weather forecasts. It says whether it will rain, what humidity, what direction of the wind. 

But this information sometimes may not coincide with reality.

 In addition to positive emotions, the weather can also bring disasters. Terrible catastrophes destroy cities, villages, and sometimes a huge number of people die.

The air temperatures of the coldest month (January) in Ukraine are negative (on average -1 ° -6 ° С), and the warmest month (July) is + 22 ° С. The seasonal temperature regime varies significantly across the regions of the country. The frosty period with an average air temperature below 0 ° C mainly ranges from 15 days in the south and about 4 months in the north.

What natural disasters are there in Ukraine? In Ukraine, from natural disasters, floods and floods often occur. Cities are literally flooded. In this country, there are no such disasters as tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes (if any, they are not significant).

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One of the natural disasters is floods.

Flooding is a significant flooding of a certain area of ​​the earth as a result of a rise in the water level in a river, lake, reservoir or sea, causing material damage to the economy, social sphere and the natural environment.

Thousands of flooded houses, hundreds of kilometers of destroyed roads, damaged bridges. These are the consequences of the flood in western Ukraine. This is all due to global warming and multiple rains.