Rain and Heat Up to +44: Weather Forecast for Kazakhstan on July 23
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Kazakhstan is expected to experience varied weather on July 23, with rain and thunderstorms in several regions.
- Temperatures will range from cool nights to warm days, with some areas reaching up to +33 degrees Celsius.
- Strong winds, hail, and squalls are also forecast for specific regions, particularly in the south and east.
Kazakhstan is bracing for a day of mixed weather on July 23, with forecasts indicating rain and thunderstorms across multiple regions. The capital, Astana, will see nighttime temperatures between +13 and +15 degrees Celsius, with partly cloudy skies and a chance of rain and thunderstorms. Daytime temperatures are expected to reach +23 to +25 degrees, with similar conditions including possible hail.
Almaty and Shymkent are also anticipating rain and thunderstorms, with nighttime temperatures around +19 to +21 degrees. Almaty will experience daytime highs of +29 to +31 degrees, while Shymkent could reach +30 to +32 degrees, accompanied by strong northwestern winds and potential squalls reaching up to 20 meters per second.
The Akmola Region is forecast to receive rain and thunderstorms, with heavy rain, hail, and squalls expected during the day, particularly in the north and east. Fog may occur in the west and north during the night and morning. Temperatures will range from 10-15 degrees at night to 20-25 degrees during the day, with some areas reaching up to 28 degrees Celsius.
Further east, the Zhetysu Region and Almaty Region are also expecting significant rainfall, thunderstorms, hail, and squalls. Southwestern winds could gust up to 20-28 meters per second in some areas. Daytime temperatures in these regions will range from the mid-20s to low 30s Celsius, with mountainous areas experiencing cooler conditions.
Originally published by Tengrinews in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.