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Mashhad weather forecast — today & tomorrow

35°

Clear sky

High: 35° · Low: 22° · Feels like 32°

Clear sky. Gusts up to 56 km/h.

Hourly forecast

Now · 35°
15:00 · 35°
16:00 · 34°
17:00 · 33°
18:00 · 31°
19:00 · 30°
20:00 · 30°
21:00 · 29°
22:00 · 29°
23:00 · 28°
00:00 · 27°
01:00 · 25°
02:00 · 24°
03:00 · 23°
04:00 · 24°
05:00 · 24°
06:00 · 26°
07:00 · 29°
08:00 · 31°
09:00 · 33°
10:00 · 34°
11:00 · 35°
12:00 · 35°
13:00 · 35°

14-day forecast

  • Feels like
    33° / 20°
    Precipitation
    0 mm · 0%
    Wind
    21 km/h N
    UV index
    8 · Very high
    Sun
    4:36 / 18:39

Details

Air quality
41 Moderate
PM2.5 8 · PM10 21

Mashhad's Climate

Mashhad lies in north-eastern Iran, in a valley between the Binalud and Hezar Masjed ranges at around 985 m elevation, giving it a semi-arid continental climate with big day-to-night and seasonal temperature swings. Summers (June–September) are hot and dry, usually 33–37°C, with fierce sunshine and low humidity, while winters (December–February) are cold, with nights often below 0°C and regular snowfall. Most of the modest rainfall arrives in late winter and spring (March–May), making spring the greenest and most pleasant season, and autumn stays dry and cool.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Mashhad?

Spring (April–May) and early autumn (September–October) are best: cool, dry and comfortable at around 18–26°C, when the surrounding hills are at their greenest.

What are the hottest months in Mashhad?

July and August are hottest, usually 33–37°C with strong sun and low humidity, occasionally above 39°C, though nights are milder thanks to the altitude.

Is Mashhad cold and snowy in winter?

Yes, winters from December to February are cold, with nights often below 0°C and several bouts of snow and frost owing to the city's near-1,000 m elevation.

When is the rainy season in Mashhad?

Rainfall is scarce and concentrated in late winter and spring, roughly February to May; the summer months are almost entirely dry.

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