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Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions in Kabul. Expect dry, sunny weather through spring and autumn, but be prepared for cold winters with occasional snow and hot, dusty summers.
What is the typical weather in Kabul?
Kabul has a semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are hot and dry, with daytime highs often above 30°C. Winters are cold, with average lows near −5°C and regular snowfall. Spring and autumn are mild, making them the most comfortable times for travel. For a weather in kabul 10 days outlook, the live forecast above shows the coming trends.
When does it get cold in Kabul?
Winter runs from December to February. Snow is common, especially in January. Daytime temperatures often stay below 5°C, and nights can drop to −10°C. If you’re checking kabul weather 30 days ahead, the forecast can shift quickly due to mountain influences. For hourly details, see kabul weather hourly in the live data above.
What is the best time to visit Kabul?
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer the most pleasant weather. Daytime temperatures are mild, skies are clear, and rain is infrequent. Summer can be uncomfortably hot, and winter is cold with snow.
Does it snow in Kabul?
Yes, Kabul receives snow most winters, typically from December to February. The heaviest falls occur in January and February. Snow can close mountain passes and cause travel delays around the city.
How reliable are long‑range forecasts for Kabul?
Due to its high elevation and complex terrain, forecasts beyond 7–10 days are less reliable. For a kabul weather 15 days outlook, check the live forecast above, but treat details beyond a week as general trends.
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