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Kazakhstan Weather Forecast for July 29: Heat, Thunderstorms, and Strong Winds Expected
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Kazakhstan Weather Forecast for July 29: Heat, Thunderstorms, and Strong Winds Expected

From Tengrinews · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Kazakhstan will experience variable cloudiness with brief showers and thunderstorms in some regions on July 29.
  • Winds will increase significantly during the day, with gusts reaching up to 15-28 meters per second in some areas.
  • Temperatures will range from cool nights to intense daytime heat, with highs reaching 41ยฐC in Turkestan Region.

Kazakhstan is bracing for a day of highly variable weather on July 29, with forecasts predicting a mix of sunshine, rain, thunderstorms, and even hail across different regions.

Astana will see variable cloudiness and brief showers, accompanied by northerly winds that will pick up to 7-12 meters per second with gusts of 15 meters per second during the day. Nighttime temperatures will hover between 18-20ยฐC, while daytime highs will reach 29-31ยฐC.

Almaty is expected to have clear skies with no precipitation, but strong northeasterly winds will blow at 3-8 meters per second. Temperatures will be similar to Astana, with 18-20ยฐC at night and 30-32ยฐC during the day. In the mountainous areas near Almaty, temperatures will be much cooler, ranging from 7-12ยฐC at night to 15-20ยฐC during the day, with strong winds.

Shymkent faces a hot day with no rain but strong northeasterly winds gusting up to 20 meters per second. Nighttime temperatures will be 22-24ยฐC, soaring to an intense 38-40ยฐC during the day. The Turkestan Region anticipates no precipitation but warns of dust storms in the west and north, with winds reaching up to 28 meters per second in mountain passes and daytime temperatures hitting a scorching 36-41ยฐC.

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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.