Weather in Kabul and Tashkent

• All Year
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter
• Spring

Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Kabul experiences colder winters with temperatures dropping to discomfort levels, while Tashkent's winter temperatures are generally milder.

• Both cities experience comfortable temperatures during spring and autumn.

• Tashkent has hotter summers, with temperatures frequently exceeding 35°C in July and August, while Kabul's summer temperatures are slightly lower, though still potentially exceeding 30°C.

Conditions

• Kabul generally experiences more sunshine hours throughout the year compared to Tashkent, particularly noticeable during the winter months (January, February, December)

• Precipitation patterns are broadly similar, with peak rainfall in spring (March, April) and drier summers (June-September) for both cities

• However, Kabul seems to maintain slightly higher sunshine levels even during months with comparable precipitation.

Astronomy

• Kabul has earlier sunrise and sunset times throughout the year compared to Tashkent.

• Kabul's day length varies less, with a shorter longest day and a longer shortest day, resulting in an overall shorter day length than Tashkent.

• Tashkent experiences a greater range in daylight hours between summer and winter.

• The difference in sunrise and sunset times suggest that Kabul is located further east than Tashkent.