Brebeneskul weather
Summit 2035 m · Chornohora. Separate forecasts for the summit and the valley (Dzembronia, 1072 m). About the peak: Brebeneskul
Summit and valley
Summit, 2035 mValley, 1072 m
Tomorrow 79° 2°16 km/h17° 5°
Thu 89° 1°24 km/h18° 5°
Fri 98° 4°28 km/h16° 9°2 mm
Sat 109° 4°16 km/h17° 9°
Sun 116° 1°9 km/h14° 6°15 mm
Mon 124° −1°8 km/h9° 4°7 mm
Tue 131° −5°14 km/h8° −1°1 mm
Hiking forecast for the route
Dzembronia village, via Mount Brebeneskul and Mount Menchul to Dzembronia villageGreat
A great day for a hike
Dry, wind up high to 16 km/h, 6…9° up high.
- Start at 8:00 — at the finish around 18:00
- A multi-day route: the verdict is for the first day of walking (about 10 h).
- Sunrise 7:29 · sunset 18:49
Up high, 2024 m
6°…9°
Down below, 1072 m
5°…17°
Hourly up high
- 6:002°6 km/h
- 8:002°6 km/h
- 10:006°6 km/h
- 12:008°9 km/h
- 14:009°14 km/h
- 16:008°15 km/h
- 18:006°9 km/h
- 20:004°7 km/h
Warnings
No special warnings. Have a good hike!
In an emergency call 101 or 112Mountain rescue
What to take
Clothing
- Three layers: base layer, fleece, wind- and waterproof jacket — 5° up high
- A spare warm layer: from 5° up high to 18° below
- A light rain jacket, just in case
- Hiking boots with a good grip
Protection
- Tick repellent and long trousers; check yourself after the hike
Water and food
- Water: 3.5 l per person — hardly any springs on the route
- Lunch and snacks: nuts, dried fruit, chocolate
Gear
- Trekking poles — 1557 m of ascent
- Headlamp — sunset at 18:49
- Offline map or the GPX track of this route
- First-aid kit and an emergency blanket
- Charged phone and a power bank
Great
A great day for a hike
Dry, wind up high to 24 km/h, 7…9° up high.
- Start at 8:00 — at the finish around 18:00
- A multi-day route: the verdict is for the first day of walking (about 10 h).
- Sunrise 7:30 · sunset 18:47
Up high, 2024 m
7°…9°
Down below, 1072 m
5°…18°
Hourly up high
- 6:001°12 km/h
- 8:002°12 km/h
- 10:007°16 km/h
- 12:008°23 km/h
- 14:009°23 km/h
- 16:009°19 km/h
- 18:007°10 km/h
- 20:004°13 km/h
Warnings
No special warnings. Have a good hike!
In an emergency call 101 or 112Mountain rescue
What to take
Clothing
- Three layers: base layer, fleece, wind- and waterproof jacket — 4° up high
- A spare warm layer: from 4° up high to 18° below
- A light rain jacket, just in case
- Hiking boots with a good grip
Protection
- Sunscreen and sunglasses — UV index 3
- Tick repellent and long trousers; check yourself after the hike
Water and food
- Water: 4 l per person — hardly any springs on the route
- Lunch and snacks: nuts, dried fruit, chocolate
Gear
- Trekking poles — 1557 m of ascent
- Headlamp — sunset at 18:47
- Offline map or the GPX track of this route
- First-aid kit and an emergency blanket
- Charged phone and a power bank
Good
A good day for a hike
A little rain possible, wind up high to 26 km/h, 6…8° up high.
- Start at 8:00 — at the finish around 18:00
- A multi-day route: the verdict is for the first day of walking (about 10 h).
- Sunrise 7:31 · sunset 18:45
Up high, 2024 m
6°…8°
Down below, 1072 m
11°…16°
Hourly up high
- 6:005°28 km/h
- 8:005°25 km/h
- 9–156°26 km/h1.1 mm
- 15–217°14 km/h1.1 mm
- 21–36°4 km/h
Warnings
No special warnings. Have a good hike!
In an emergency call 101 or 112Mountain rescue
What to take
Clothing
- Three layers: base layer, fleece, wind- and waterproof jacket — 2° up high
- Hat and light gloves
- A spare warm layer: from 2° up high to 16° below
- Waterproof jacket — about 2 mm of rain
- Hiking boots with a good grip
Protection
- Tick repellent and long trousers; check yourself after the hike
Water and food
- Water: 3.5 l per person — hardly any springs on the route
- A thermos of hot tea
- Lunch and snacks: nuts, dried fruit, chocolate
Gear
- Rain cover for the backpack, things in a dry bag
- Trekking poles — 1557 m of ascent
- Headlamp — sunset at 18:45
- Offline map or the GPX track of this route
- First-aid kit and an emergency blanket
- Charged phone and a power bank
Caution
You can go, with care
Fog up high, dry, wind up high to 16 km/h.
- Start at 8:00 — at the finish around 18:00
- A multi-day route: the verdict is for the first day of walking (about 10 h).
- Sunrise 7:33 · sunset 18:43
Up high, 2024 m
5°…9°
Down below, 1072 m
9°…17°
Hourly up high
- 3–96°4 km/h
- 9–156°7 km/h0.3 mm
- 15–219°16 km/h0.2 mm
- 21–34°3 km/h
Warnings
- Clouds and fog up high — poor visibility, views are unlikely. Follow the waymarks and download the track for offline use.
In an emergency call 101 or 112Mountain rescue
What to take
Clothing
- Three layers: base layer, fleece, wind- and waterproof jacket — 1° up high
- Hat and light gloves
- A spare warm layer: from 1° up high to 17° below
- A light rain jacket, just in case
- Hiking boots with a good grip
Protection
- Tick repellent and long trousers; check yourself after the hike
Water and food
- Water: 3.5 l per person — hardly any springs on the route
- A thermos of hot tea
- Lunch and snacks: nuts, dried fruit, chocolate
Gear
- Trekking poles — 1557 m of ascent
- Headlamp — sunset at 18:43
- Offline map or the GPX track of this route
- First-aid kit and an emergency blanket
- Charged phone and a power bank
Caution
You can go, with care
Fog up high, rain, about 9 mm, wind up high to 9 km/h.
- Start at 8:00 — at the finish around 18:00
- A multi-day route: the verdict is for the first day of walking (about 10 h).
- Sunrise 7:34 · sunset 18:41
Up high, 2024 m
4°…6°
Down below, 1072 m
9°…14°
Hourly up high
- 3–94°4 km/h3 mm
- 9–155°6 km/h5.6 mm
- 15–215°9 km/h6.1 mm
- 21–33°4 km/h
Warnings
- Clouds and fog up high — poor visibility, views are unlikely. Follow the waymarks and download the track for offline use.
- Rain — about 9 mm. The path will be wet and slippery on the descents.
In an emergency call 101 or 112Mountain rescue
What to take
Clothing
- Three layers: base layer, fleece, wind- and waterproof jacket — 1° up high
- Hat and light gloves
- A spare warm layer: from 1° up high to 14° below
- Waterproof jacket — about 9 mm of rain
- Rain trousers or gaiters
- Spare socks in a waterproof bag
- Waterproof hiking boots
Protection
- Tick repellent and long trousers; check yourself after the hike
Water and food
- Water: 3.5 l per person — hardly any springs on the route
- A thermos of hot tea
- Lunch and snacks: nuts, dried fruit, chocolate
Gear
- Rain cover for the backpack, things in a dry bag
- Trekking poles — 1557 m of ascent
- Headlamp — sunset at 18:41
- Offline map or the GPX track of this route
- First-aid kit and an emergency blanket
- Charged phone and a power bank
Caution
You can go, with care
Fog up high, rain, about 4 mm, wind up high to 8 km/h.
- Start at 8:00 — at the finish around 18:00
- A multi-day route: the verdict is for the first day of walking (about 10 h).
- Sunrise 7:36 · sunset 18:39
Up high, 2024 m
1°…4°
Down below, 1072 m
5°…9°
Hourly up high
- 3–91°5 km/h
- 9–152°3 km/h1 mm
- 15–213°8 km/h2.5 mm
- 21–30°4 km/h
Warnings
- Clouds and fog up high — poor visibility, views are unlikely. Follow the waymarks and download the track for offline use.
- Rain — about 4 mm. The path will be wet and slippery on the descents.
In an emergency call 101 or 112Mountain rescue
What to take
Clothing
- Three layers: base layer, fleece, wind- and waterproof jacket — −2° up high
- Hat and light gloves
- Waterproof jacket — about 4 mm of rain
- Waterproof hiking boots
Protection
- Tick repellent and long trousers; check yourself after the hike
Water and food
- Water: 3.5 l per person — hardly any springs on the route
- A thermos of hot tea
- Lunch and snacks: nuts, dried fruit, chocolate
Gear
- Rain cover for the backpack, things in a dry bag
- Trekking poles — 1557 m of ascent
- Headlamp — sunset at 18:39
- Offline map or the GPX track of this route
- First-aid kit and an emergency blanket
- Charged phone and a power bank
Good
A good day for a hike
Light snow up high, chilly up high (−7°), a little rain possible.
- Start at 8:00 — at the finish around 18:00
- A multi-day route: the verdict is for the first day of walking (about 10 h).
- Sunrise 7:37 · sunset 18:37
Up high, 2024 m
−3°…1°
Down below, 1072 m
2°…8°
Hourly up high
- 3–9−1°5 km/h0.2 mm
- 9–15−2°8 km/h0.5 mm
- 15–211°14 km/h
- 21–3−3°2 km/h
Warnings
- Light snow up high — the path may be slippery.
- Chilly up high — feels like −7°.
In an emergency call 101 or 112Mountain rescue
What to take
Clothing
- Insulated jacket over the fleece — feels like −7° up high
- Warm mittens, hat and buff
- A spare warm layer: from −7° up high to 8° below
- Waterproof jacket — about 1 mm of rain
- Waterproof hiking boots
Protection
- Sunscreen and sunglasses — UV index 1
Water and food
- Water: 3.5 l per person — hardly any springs on the route
- A thermos of hot tea
- Lunch and snacks: nuts, dried fruit, chocolate
Gear
- Rain cover for the backpack, things in a dry bag
- Microspikes — in case of ice
- Trekking poles — 1557 m of ascent
- Headlamp — sunset at 18:37
- Offline map or the GPX track of this route
- First-aid kit and an emergency blanket
- Charged phone and a power bank
Forecast: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0), temperature corrected for altitude; wind up high is an estimate for an open ridge. Updated at 21:43. A forecast is a guide, not a guarantee: mountain weather changes fast.
Open the route: Dzembronia village, via Mount Brebeneskul and Mount Menchul to Dzembronia village
Routes to the summit
HardTwo-dayUnmarkedDzembronia village loopvia Mount Brebeneskul, Mount MenchulElevation profile1 000–2 024 m24 kmascent 1 557 m≈ 9 h walking
EasyOne-dayUnmarkedMount Pip Ivan Chornohirskyi to Lake Brebeneskulvia Mount Dzembronia, Mount BrebeneskulElevation profile1 782–2 015 m8.8 kmascent 434 m≈ 3 h walking
ModerateOne-dayUnmarkedVesnarka polonyna to Lake Brebeneskulvia Mount Pip Ivan Chornohirskyi, Mount DzembroniaElevation profile1 498–2 022 m13.2 kmascent 937 m≈ 5 h walkingAll summits
How we calculate
The data comes from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute (MET Norway). For every place we request the forecast at its own altitude: Hoverla is usually 8–10° colder than Vorokhta.
The hiking forecast looks at the whole route: start, highest part and finish, walking time from length and ascent, and daylight. It weighs thunderstorms, wind on the open ridge, rain, frost, heat, fog and snow.
It is a guide, not a guarantee. Check the forecast again before you go, tell someone your route, and in an emergency call 101 or 112.
