Monday, July 27, 2026

Even the coldest places in the world are experiencing record heat

 
Headline:  Euro News, 7/22/2026

Meruyert Zhakiyanova reports:

On 14 July, temperatures soared to 39.5°C, breaking the previous record for the date of 35.3°C, set 34 years ago. Just three weeks earlier, on 23 June, the city also set a new record of 36.8°C, surpassing the 36.4°C recorded in 1941. 
Last week, residents continued to receive warnings through Kazakhstan's 112 emergency alert system as temperatures remained around 36°C. Astana is not alone. 
Across Kazakhstan, the heatwave has pushed temperatures as high as 44°C in the southwest and 45°-48°C in the south and southeast.

39.5° C =103° F
48° C =  118.4°

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