Rainy Forecast Predicted for Monday in Kazakhstan
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Weather Chaos Hits Kazakhstan: Rain, Thunderstorms, and High Winds Affect Multiple Regions
Across Kazakhstan, an assortment of weather miseries is sweeping through, courtesy of atmospheric frontal systems. Heavy rains, thunderstorms, hail, and powerful wind gusts are the new norm across much of the nation.
Fire hazards have escalated in specific regions. The west of Mangystau, west and south of Atyrau, south of Karaganda, Kostanai, Turkestan, north and south of Zhambyl, west and northeast of Atyrau, west and center of Almaty region, and south of the Jetisu region are all under high risk of fire.
Matters are even grimmer in certain areas, with extreme fire hazard warnings in place. This includes Kyzylorda, north and desert areas of Turkestan, west and east of Zhambyl, southeast of Atyrau, east of Aktau, East Kazakhstan, north of Almaty, west of Akmola, north of Jetisu, and west, north, south, and center of Abai region.
Meteorologists earlier shared a preliminary weather outlook for Almaty over the coming seven days.
Some Background Insights
Kazakhstan's weather conditions are a complicated mix, with regions facing everything from heavy rain and thunderstorms to heatwaves and potential droughts. In the northwest and north, rain and thunderstorms have been prevalent, with high winds and hail adding to the mix[1][3]. In the south, east, and center, initial weather predictions pointed towards clear skies, but heatwaves and drought conditions are now a concern in many southern regions[2][5]. The southwest is experiencing fog at night and in the morning, while the scorching heat continues to impact southern parts of the country[2]. Eastern and southeastern regions are experiencing above-average temperatures, aggravating the risk of drought[4][5].
Fire danger warnings are in place in numerous regions, with Mangistau, Karaganda, Ulytau, parts of Zhetysu, Abay, Zhambyl, Turkistan, Almaty, Atyrau, Aktobe, Pavlodar, Kostanay, East Kazakhstan, and Akmola under high fire danger alerts[2]. Regions like Kyzylorda, Turkistan, parts of Mangistau, Zhambyl, and Karaganda have been issued extreme fire danger alerts[2].
State of the Country's Weather for May
Temperatures across Kazakhstan are expected to be significantly higher than average, particularly in central and southern regions[4][5], while many areas are bracing for drought conditions[5].
Looking Ahead: June, August, and September
June is anticipated to mirror seasonal norms, with temperatures ranging from 17 to 20°C in the north and center, and 23 to 25°C in the west[5]. August and September should provide favorable conditions for crop development and harvesting, with temperatures expected to be only slightly above the norm[5].
[1] https://tass.ru/obshchestvo/12394112[2] https://gid.kz/ru/zapisi/109432977[3] https://misc.kz/content/34370[4] https://www.umwelt.gv.at/en/sustainable-development/water/water-database/data-and-maps-of-the-sic-database/water-drought-bulletin.html[5] https://gid.kz/ru/zapisi/109432977
I have been closely following the weather-forecasting updates for Kazakhstan, and it appears that the country is bracing itself for an extensive period of high temperatures, particularly in central and southern regions, which might exacerbate drought conditions in May, as shared by meteorologists [4][5]. In light of this, I would advise taking extra precautions and monitoring the latest weather forecasts to ensure safety, as various regions, including Almaty, are under high fire danger alerts due to the current weather conditions [2].
