Afghanistan, answered from the data
What is the highest temperature ever recorded in Afghanistan?
47.2°C at Herat, on 14 August 2020. That is the highest in the 3 station archives we hold for Afghanistan. It is not an official national record unless a meteorological authority has recognised it.
NOAA GHCN-Daily
What is the lowest temperature ever recorded in Afghanistan?
−28.5°C at North-Salang, on 20 February 1984, the lowest in the archives we hold for Afghanistan. The same caveat applies: it is the deepest figure in our archives rather than a certified national record.
NOAA GHCN-Daily
How many weather stations report from Afghanistan?
7, of which 3 carry a historical archive. Every figure on this page is drawn from those stations, so it describes what the network saw rather than the whole country.
Our station register
Stations
- Bamiyan40945 · 0 m
- HeratOAHR · 964 m
- JalalabadOAJL · 580 m
- Kabul AirportOAKB · 1789 m
- Kunduz40913 · 0 m
- Mazar-I-SharifOAMS · 378 m
- North-Salang40930 · 3366 m