Rain, hail and heat: weather in Kazakhstan on June 26
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At a glance
- Kazakhstan is expected to experience rain and thunderstorms on June 26, with potential for hail, squalls, and dust storms, particularly in the northeast.
- Temperatures will ease in the northwest, north, and central regions to 23-28ยฐC, but heat will continue in the south and east.
- Specific forecasts are provided for major cities including Astana, Almaty, Shymkent, and regional areas, detailing wind, precipitation, and temperature variations.
Kazakhstan is bracing for a day of varied weather on June 26, with forecasts predicting rain and thunderstorms across much of the country. The potential for hazardous conditions, including hail, squalls, and dust storms, looms, especially in the northeastern parts of the nation.
While temperatures are expected to become more moderate in the northwest, north, and central regions, dropping to a range of 23-28ยฐC, the southern and eastern areas will continue to experience significant heat. This temperature contrast highlights the diverse climatic conditions present within Kazakhstan.
Detailed meteorological information has been issued for key cities. Astana will see variable cloudiness with light rain and thunderstorms overnight, experiencing winds that increase during the day. Almaty, however, is forecast to have no precipitation, with clear skies and warm temperatures. Shymkent anticipates clear conditions as well, but with a strong northeast wind and very high daytime temperatures reaching up to 38ยฐC.
Regional forecasts indicate specific weather patterns for areas like Akmola, Almaty, Zhetysu, and Turkestan regions. These include localized rain and thunderstorms, particularly in mountainous zones, and varying wind speeds, with some areas facing gusts of up to 20 m/s or more. The Turkestan region, in particular, is set for intense heat, with daytime temperatures potentially soaring to 41ยฐC.
Originally published by Tengrinews. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.