In the western, northern, and northwestern regions of the country, atmospheric pressure will be influenced by a North Atlantic cyclone, which will bring moist air from the Atlantic. Various types of precipitation are possible in these areas: snow, sleet, and rain.
By January 6, a cold front will begin to cover the territory of Kazakhstan. The air temperature will drop, and snow will fall across the entire region. The southern and southeastern areas will be affected by the frontal boundaries of the South Caspian cyclone, where rain and snow are also likely.
On January 5-6, the central and eastern regions will find themselves in a high-pressure zone, bringing clear and dry weather. However, other parts of the country can expect stronger winds, fog, sleet, and icy conditions.
The temperature will gradually decrease.
During the night in the west, temperatures may drop to between -12 and -3 degrees, while during the day, they will range from -8 to -3 degrees.
In the northwest, nighttime temperatures are expected to range from -4 to -15 degrees, while daytime temperatures will be between -2 and -12 degrees.
In the north, temperatures will vary from -2 to -10 degrees both at night and during the day.
In the central part of the country, nighttime frosts are anticipated from -5 to -13 degrees, with daytime temperatures around -10 to 0 degrees.
In the east, nighttime temperatures will fluctuate between -10 and -25 degrees, while daytime temperatures will range from -5 to -13 degrees.
In the south and southeast, nighttime temperatures will remain between 0 and -10 degrees, in mountainous areas from -13 to -20 degrees, while during the day, temperatures will be around -8 to +3 degrees.