Kazakhstan's Weather Service Adopts AI Forecasting

Kazakhstan's national weather service, Kazhydromet, has started using artificial intelligence to model weather. The technology raises the resolution of forecasts, including agrometeorological and hydrological ones that matter for farming and water management.

A more detailed model means sharper local forecasts — not a generic "rain over the region," but concrete numbers on precipitation, temperature and river levels for a specific area. For weather-dependent industries — agriculture, construction, logistics, energy — this cuts planning uncertainty and helps avoid avoidable losses.

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