Heat, dust storms and rains: what the weather will be like in Kazakhstan on June 23
Summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Kazakhstan will experience a mix of weather conditions, including rain, thunderstorms, hail, and dust storms, due to an incoming cyclone.
- Northern and central regions can expect relief from the heat, while southern and eastern areas will remain hot.
- Specific forecasts are provided for Astana, Almaty, Shymkent, and various regions, detailing temperature, wind, and precipitation.
Kazakhstan is bracing for a significant shift in weather as a cyclone moves into the country, bringing a dramatic change from the current heat. Residents can expect a combination of rain, thunderstorms, hail, strong gusty winds, and dust storms across various regions.
The cyclone is anticipated to bring much-needed relief from the intense heat in the northern and central parts of Kazakhstan. However, the southern and eastern regions are expected to continue experiencing high temperatures despite the overall weather system change.
Detailed forecasts indicate that Astana will see variable cloudiness with no precipitation, but dust storms are likely during the day. Winds will shift from southeasterly to southwesterly, with gusts reaching up to 20 m/s. Nighttime temperatures will be around 18-20ยฐC, while daytime highs will soar to 35-37ยฐC.
Almaty will also experience variable cloudiness without precipitation, accompanied by westerly winds. Night temperatures will range from 19-21ยฐC, with daytime highs of 33-35ยฐC. In the mountainous areas near Almaty, temperatures will be cooler, ranging from 10-15ยฐC at night and 20-25ยฐC during the day.
Shymkent faces northwesterly winds and variable cloudiness, with daytime gusts up to 20 m/s. Night temperatures will be 17-19ยฐC, and daytime temperatures will reach a scorching 37-39ยฐC. Across Akmola Region, expect rain and thunderstorms, with potential for heavy downpours, hail, and squalls, especially during the day. Dust storms are also forecast for the north, south, and east.
Originally published by Tengrinews. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.