Weather in Tadžikistan in december
Country-wide climate normals across 14 cities in Tadžikistan.
How Hot Is Tadžikistan in december?
Cool conditions dominate Tadžikistan with strong regional contrast — sub--9°C in Ishqoshim, milder 11°C in Bokhtar.
Sunshine in Tadžikistan in december
Sun and cloud trade off across Tadžikistan in December: Dushanbe averages 3.7h of direct sun a day, with daylight from 7:35 am to 5:05 pm. Conditions vary day to day, with bright spells interrupted by cloudy stretches. Most regions of the country see a similar mixed pattern, though some areas may lean drier or wetter than the national average.
Does It Rain In Tadžikistan In december?
Tadžikistan's December is mostly dry: 34mm of rainfall in Dushanbe across 7 days, with the arid regions of the country seeing even less. Showers are brief and infrequent, and the country as a whole leans dry. Pack light rain gear for the occasional shower but expect mostly clear days.
Is Tadžikistan Humid In december?
Tadžikistan sees comfortable humidity in December: about 55% in Dushanbe, with similar conditions across most regions. The air feels balanced — neither dry nor sticky — making outdoor activity pleasant throughout the day. Coastal and inland cities track within a few percentage points of each other.
Wind In Tadžikistan In december
Gentle steady winds define Tadžikistan's December: Dushanbe averages 10 kph, with conditions consistent across most regions. The breeze keeps warm days bearable without being a nuisance.
Does It Snow In Tadžikistan In december?
Tadžikistan sees occasional dustings in December: Dushanbe averages 2.0 snow days, and higher-elevation cities see noticeably more. The snow is typically light and short-lived, with most of the country still seeing more rain than snow.
Cloud Cover In Tadžikistan In december
Cloudy skies dominate Tadžikistan in December — 56% cover in Dushanbe, with similar overcast conditions in most regions. Direct sun is patchy and broken; expect grey stretches between brief bright moments. Coastal areas may be heavier than inland.