A storm warning has been issued across Kazakhstan for the first day of November, with snow, fog, ice and frosts down to -8°C expected in several regions, while high fire danger persists in Almaty and Shymkent. The website infohub.kz reports this, citing Kazhydromet.
High fire danger remains in Almaty on November 1. The same situation applies in Shymkent, where high fire danger also persists.
At night, frosts of -1 to -6°C are expected in Almaty Region. High fire danger persists in the west, south, east and center of the region.
On Sunday night and morning, fog is possible in the east and mountainous areas of Zhetisu Region. At night, frosts of -3 to -8°C are expected across the region. Extreme fire danger persists in the east of the region, while high fire danger remains in the south, west and center.
On November 1, fog and winds of 15-20 m/s are possible in the mountainous areas of Zhambyl Region. High fire danger persists in the north, south and east of the region.
Extreme fire danger persists in Atyrau Region.
On Sunday night and morning, fog is expected in the west, north and south of North Kazakhstan Region.
On November 1, high fire danger persists in the northwest, west, south and east of West Kazakhstan Region.
On Sunday night and morning, light snow, fog and ice are possible in the north, east and mountainous areas of East Kazakhstan Region.
On November 1, at night and in the morning, fog and winds of 15-20 m/s are possible in the mountainous areas of Turkistan Region. High fire danger persists in the north, west, center and foothill areas of the region.
On Sunday night and morning, fog is possible in the east and south of Kostanay Region. High fire danger persists in the south of the region.
On November 1, extreme fire danger persists in the west and center of Ulytau Region.
On Sunday, high fire danger persists in Mangystau Region, with extreme fire danger in the center of the region.
At night, frosts of -3°C are expected in the north of Kyzylorda Region. Extreme fire danger persists across the region, with high fire danger in the north.