Climate and Weather

Kyrgyzstan is a mountainous territory, in which 94% of the region is occupied by mountains. With an average elevation of 2,750m above sea level, Kyrgyzstan offers a continental climate.
Temperatures can either get very cold in the winter, or extremely hot in the summer.
Temperature also depends on the altitude of the location; cooler at higher altitudes, warmer at lower altitudes.
With this mountain range, Kyrgyzstan’s temperature can change dramatically within the same day. For example, during late August, temperatures can be as high as 30°C in the afternoon, while dropping to 10°C in evening.
Below are the average temperatures and precipitation of various parts in Kyrgyzstan:

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1. Bishkek (low altitude): Capital city of Kyrgyzstan located in the northern part of the country

2. Naryn (2044m above sea level): located in the southern part of the country

3. Issyk Kul Lake region (1600m above sea level): Located in Eastern Kyrgyzstan, this endorheic lake is surrounded by Mt. Tian Shan

Reference: Climate-data.org (2018)