Odessa is located in the south of Ukraine, on the Black Sea coast. The climate in the city is temperate continental, which means that winters are usually mild there, spring is long, summer is hot and autumn is warm.
Necessary
internet, radio, television
Instructions
Step 1
If you are interested in the weather forecast in Odessa for today or for the coming days, you can find on the Internet a lot of both domestic and foreign sites with weather forecasts. They will tell you not only about the air temperature at different times of the day, but also inform you about atmospheric pressure, wind speed and direction, possible precipitation and humidity level, the times of sunrise and sunset of the sun and moon, and even the sea temperature. There are also more specialized sites that publish information about possible cloudiness, the temperature in different parts of the same city, the level of ultraviolet radiation, the phase of the moon, and many other things that are rarely needed by the layman. Weather sites usually have a weekly forecast, although it often turns out that such early predictions are not entirely accurate.
Step 2
If you do not have the Internet, then it will be more difficult to find out the weather forecast in Odessa, but it is also quite possible. Try to catch a Ukrainian radio wave, perhaps on one of them you will hear a weather forecast, although you will have to be patient and wait. Or, if you or your friends have satellite dishes and the opportunity to watch Ukrainian television, then wait for news and weather forecasts at the end of the program.
Step 3
If you are planning a trip to Odessa in a month or two, no one will give you an accurate weather forecast. But you can study the meteorological readings in Odessa in recent years, find out the average temperature and, based on these data, guess what the weather will be in the city at any time of the year. For example, in September the average temperature in Odessa is 17.2 ° С, it rarely rises above 21 ° С or falls below 13.5 ° С. The sea temperature can be estimated in the same way. The water is warmest in July and August (about 20 ° C), and coldest in February (about 1 ° C).
