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Kazakhstan weather: Extreme heat up to 43°C forecast alongside rain and thunderstorms

Kazakhstan weather: Extreme heat up to 43°C forecast alongside rain and thunderstorms

From Tengrinews · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Kazakhstan faces a mixed weather forecast with rain and extreme heat across various cities.
  • Temperatures are expected to reach up to +43°C in some regions, while others will experience thunderstorms and hail.
  • The forecast includes detailed temperature and wind conditions for major cities like Astana, Almaty, and Shymkent.

Kazakhstan is bracing for a volatile weather pattern, with forecasts predicting a stark contrast between intense heat and thunderstorms in different parts of the country. Temperatures are expected to soar, reaching up to +43°C in some southern regions, while northern and western areas may experience rain, hail, and squalls.

Major cities will see varied conditions. Astana will be partly cloudy with no precipitation, experiencing daytime highs of 34-36°C. Almaty can expect short-term rain and thunderstorms, with temperatures reaching 33-35°C. Shymkent will remain partly cloudy and dry, with intense heat up to 39-41°C and strong winds.

Further south, Turkestan and Konaev are also forecast to experience extreme heat, with temperatures hitting 40-42°C and up to 40°C respectively. Meanwhile, cities like Uralsk and Kostanay are predicted to face daytime rain, thunderstorms, hail, and squalls, with highs around 30-36°C.

The Ministry of Ecology, Geology, and Natural Resources has issued warnings for drivers in areas expecting severe weather, urging them to exercise caution. The fluctuating conditions highlight the diverse climate challenges faced across Kazakhstan.

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Originally published by Tengrinews in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.