Intense heat, rain in places: what the weather will be like in Kazakhstan on June 19
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At a glance
- Kazakhstan is expected to experience unstable weather with short-term rains and thunderstorms across most regions on June 19.
- Heavy rain, hail, and strong winds are possible in the north, south, southeast, and central areas.
- Intense heat reaching 40-43 degrees Celsius is forecast for western Kazakhstan, while other areas will see moderate temperatures.
Kazakhstan is bracing for a day of unpredictable weather on June 19, with forecasters predicting unstable conditions across most of the country. Short-term rains accompanied by thunderstorms are expected in many areas, with the potential for heavy downpours, hail, and strong winds in the northern, southern, southeastern, and central regions.
Meanwhile, the western part of the country is set to experience intense heat, with temperatures forecast to reach between 40 and 43 degrees Celsius. Other regions are not expected to see such extreme temperature fluctuations. The capital, Astana, will see variable cloudiness with occasional rain and thunderstorms, and winds gusting up to 15 m/s. Daytime temperatures in Astana will range from 33-35ยฐC.
Almaty can expect short-term rain and thunderstorms during the day, with winds reaching up to 13 m/s. Temperatures will be around 31-33ยฐC. In the mountainous areas near Almaty, including Medeu and Bostandyk districts, short-term rain and thunderstorms are also forecast, with stronger winds and cooler daytime temperatures of 20-25ยฐC.
Other major cities and regions will also see varied conditions. Shymkent anticipates short-term rain and thunderstorms with strong winds, and daytime temperatures of 33-35ยฐC. Akmola Region faces rain, thunderstorms, and hail in its western, northern, and southern parts, with daytime temperatures reaching 30-35ยฐC. Almaty Region's forecast includes short-term rain and thunderstorms in western, southern, and mountainous areas, with intense heat of 30-35ยฐC expected in many parts, potentially reaching 38ยฐC in the north.
Originally published by Tengrinews. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.