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This week in Turkmenistan will be warm and dry

November 25, 2025 | 22:00 |10258
Calm and mostly clear weather will prevail in Turkmenistan this week.Calm and mostly clear weather will prevail in Turkmenistan this week.
Source: orient.tm

Throughout this week, Turkmenistan will experience comfortable and mostly clear weather. Forecasters do not predict any precipitation, and temperatures will remain mild for late November.

Today, warm weather will persist in the southern parts of Balkan and Ahal regions. In other regions, temperatures will range from +16 to +21°C. In Ashgabat, daytime temperatures will be +22 to +24°C.

Wednesday. The warmest weather is expected in Mary region — +18 to +23°C. In other regions, temperatures will be +15 to +20°C, and in Ashgabat — +18 to +21°C.

From midweek, a slight increase in cloudiness is expected, but the weather will remain dry. No significant changes are forecasted by meteorologists.

Closer to the weekend, a slight temperature decrease is expected only in the northern part of the country, where daytime temperatures will be +8 to +13°C. In the central and southern regions, the week will end with temperatures around +13 to +18°C, which is considered comfortable for November.

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