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Heat returns after the cool spell: what weather awaits Astana and Almaty
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Heat returns after the cool spell: what weather awaits Astana and Almaty

From Tengrinews · () English

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  • Astana and Almaty will experience a return of heat after a cooler spell, with temperatures rising significantly.
  • Astana will see daytime temperatures reach up to 34ยฐC by August 14, with clear skies and moderate winds.
  • Almaty faces intense heat, with daytime temperatures hitting 37ยฐC, alongside brief rain and thunderstorms expected on August 13 and 14.

Kazakhstan is bracing for a return of intense heat across its major cities, Astana and Almaty, following a recent period of cooler weather. Meteorologists predict a significant temperature increase in the coming days.

In Astana, the weather on August 12 will be partly cloudy with no precipitation. Northwest to north winds will blow at 9-14 m/s, with gusts up to 18 m/s at night. Daytime temperatures will range from 26-28ยฐC, rising to 28-30ยฐC on August 13. By August 14, the city can expect partly cloudy skies and no precipitation, with northeast winds at 9-14 m/s, pushing daytime temperatures to a high of 32-34ยฐC. Nighttime temperatures will also climb, reaching 16-18ยฐC on August 14.

Almaty, meanwhile, will experience scorching heat. On August 12, the city will see partly cloudy skies with no rain, and southwest winds at 3-8 m/s. Daytime temperatures will soar to 34-36ยฐC. The following two days, August 13 and 14, will bring partly cloudy conditions with brief daytime rain and thunderstorms. Southwest winds will remain at 3-8 m/s, with gusts up to 13 m/s on August 14. Daytime temperatures are expected to remain intensely hot, hovering between 35-37ยฐC on both days.

Earlier forecasts indicated that Kazakhstan would experience contrasting weather patterns, with some regions facing rain and thunderstorms, possibly accompanied by hail and squalls, while southern areas could see temperatures climb as high as 44 degrees Celsius. This shift signals a return to more extreme conditions after a brief reprieve.

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