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Days with snowfall (10-year average)

Name in the form: Average number of days with snowfall in winter months over the last 10 years, number of days

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Days with snowfall (10-year average)

Source: unofficial: test dataUpdated: 18.10.2026 · form of 01.09.2026

Days with snowfall (10-year average)

22.5 days
−1.6 vs 2021
Test 2025
Unit
days
Frequency
Annually
Area
Impacts
Agencies
Hydromet Agency CEP

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Data

Values by year

Year Valuedays Source and note
2021 24.1 Test
2022 23.8 Test
2023 23.2 Test
2024 22.9 Test
2025 22.5 Test

Source data

Value in Form No. 1-IK

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Quality

Data remarks

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Methodology

Indicator metadata

Definition
A climate indicator reflecting the average frequency of solid precipitation (snow) in the winter period (December, January, February) over a moving 10-year time window. It is used to monitor changes in the pattern of winter precipitation, to assess the risks of low snowfall (which affects the formation of river runoff) and to forecast avalanche danger in mountain areas.
Calculation method
The calculation is performed in two stages: 1. For each individual year, the total number of days on which snowfall was recorded (regardless of its duration and intensity) is summed over the three winter months: December of the previous year and January and February of the current year. 2. The resulting annual totals for the last 10 years are added up and the result is divided by 10 (the arithmetic mean is calculated). The base calculation window is shifted annually (for example, for the 2026 report the period 2016/17–2025/26 is used). The indicator is calculated annually
Institution responsible for calculation
Agency for Hydrometeorology of the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan; Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan