Afghanistan vs United Arab Emirates

Afghanistan vs United Arab Emirates: Temperature

Temperature in 2025: 13.8 °C in Afghanistan and 28.9 °C in United Arab Emirates, by ERA5 observations. In 2025 the value was higher in United Arab Emirates, by 15.1 °C, or 2.09 times that in Afghanistan.

°C · ERA5

Afghanistan vs United Arab Emirates: TemperatureTemperature in 2025: 13.8 °C in Afghanistan and 28.9 °C in United Arab Emirates, by ERA5 observations. In 2025 the value was higher in United Arab Emirates, by 15.1 °C, or 2.09 times that in Afghanistan.
AfghanistanUnited Arab EmiratesCMIP6 historical run, model medianCMIP6 model median (SSP2-4.5, middle of the road)models’ 10th–90th percentile

What the numbers say

  • United Arab Emirates has been higher in every year both have figures for since 1950.
  • In 2025, Afghanistan ranked 169 and United Arab Emirates ranked 4 of 233 countries, counting from the highest.
  • The CMIP6 model median (SSP2-4.5, middle of the road) puts Afghanistan at 15.3 °C and United Arab Emirates at 30.5 °C in 2100.

Every year

°C · ERA5

YearAfghanistanAfghanistan: CMIP6 historical run, model medianUnited Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates: CMIP6 historical run, model median
202513.813.428.928.7
202413.513.52928.7
202313.813.32928.7
202213.713.128.928.4
20211413.129.128.4
202012.313.128.628.5
20191312.928.728.2
201813.712.82928.4
201713.512.92928.3
201613.712.928.228.2
20151312.928.928.3
201412.312.82828.2
201312.812.727.828.1
201211.612.628.628
20111312.728.528
201013.412.52928.1
200912.312.428.327.9
200812.712.227.928
200712.512.528.328
200613.412.428.327.9
20051212.328.227.8
200413.212.428.227.8
200312.512.328.227.8
200213.112.62827.9
200113.412.22827.9
200012.612.127.927.7
199912.612.328.427.7
199812.712.228.627.6
199711.612.127.127.6
199611.51227.627.4
199511.711.927.127.5
199411.911.727.527.3
199311.511.527.227.1
19921111.526.227.1
199111.211.926.827.4
199012.211.927.427.5
198910.911.926.827.3
198812.911.727.427.3
198712.611.927.427.2
198611.311.727.427.3
198512.211.727.327.2
198411.611.62727.1
198311.711.326.226.9
198210.811.626.427.2
198112.211.727.527.2
198012.411.627.627.2
197911.811.727.427.1
197812.211.626.827.1
197712.711.327.327.1
197611.611.326.527
19751111.326.827
19741111.526.727
19731211.326.826.9
197210.111.526.226.9
197112.711.226.426.9
197012.511.326.727
196911.611.226.927
19681111.226.227
19671111.426.526.9
196611.611.326.926.9
196511.211.326.626.8
196410.411.326.326.8
196312.411.226.926.9
196211.111.627.227.2
196111.411.526.827
196011.311.626.927.2
195911.811.726.327.1
195812.111.32727.1
19579.811.826.527.1
195611.711.326.726.9
195511.911.526.827
195411.111.527.527
195311.411.327.627
195211.311.427.127
195111.311.627.227
195010.311.726.327
  • 12.3Projected
CMIP6 model median (SSP2-4.5, middle of the road) · 2026–2100
YearAfghanistanAfghanistan: CMIP6 historical run, model medianUnited Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates: CMIP6 historical run, model median
2026–13.212.4–14.3–28.728.1–29.6
2027–13.412.5–14.2–28.628.1–29.4
2028–13.212.5–14.5–28.628.1–29.5
2029–13.212.4–14.3–28.628–29.6
2030–13.512.2–14.6–28.828.2–29.5
2031–13.512.7–14.2–28.928.3–29.6
2032–13.512.7–14.4–28.828.2–29.4
2033–13.412.8–14.7–28.928.3–29.5
2034–13.612.7–14.8–2928.2–29.7
2035–13.612.8–14.8–2928.5–29.8
2036–13.512.8–14.5–2928.5–29.6
2037–13.912.8–15–29.128.5–29.7
2038–13.912.8–14.7–29.228.4–29.8
2039–13.713–14.5–29.128.5–29.8
2040–13.912.9–15–29.128.6–29.8
2041–13.813–14.9–29.128.6–29.9
2042–13.812.8–15–29.128.5–30.2
2043–13.712.7–15–29.228.6–30
2044–1413.1–15–29.228.3–30.2
2045–14.113–15.1–29.328.7–30.2
2046–14.413.2–15.2–29.328.9–30.3
2047–14.313–15.1–29.528.9–30.2
2048–14.213.3–15.2–29.628.8–30.4
2049–14.213.1–15.5–29.428.7–30.2
2050–14.313.4–15.7–29.529–30.4
2051–14.213.3–15.5–29.628.9–30.4
2052–14.413.5–15.4–29.629–30.3
2053–14.413.4–15.6–29.628.6–30.4
2054–14.313.5–15.7–29.728.9–30.6
2055–14.513.7–15.7–29.828.9–30.7
2056–14.413.7–15.4–29.428.8–30.8
2057–14.613.4–15.9–29.629–30.8
2058–14.513.6–15.4–29.729–30.8
2059–14.613.6–15.8–29.729–30.6
2060–14.413.3–16–29.729.2–30.7
2061–14.613.8–15.6–29.829.2–30.6
2062–14.813.5–16.2–29.829–30.9
2063–14.613.8–15.9–29.929.2–30.9
2064–14.713.3–16.3–29.829.1–30.8
2065–14.813.9–16–29.829.1–31
2066–14.814.1–16.5–3029.6–31
2067–1514–16.1–29.929.2–31.1
2068–14.913.9–16.4–29.929.2–30.8
2069–14.913.8–16.2–30.129.4–30.9
2070–1514–16–30.129.4–31
2071–14.913.8–16.2–30.329.3–31.1
2072–14.813.6–16.3–30.229.2–31
2073–15.213.8–16.4–30.429.1–31
2074–15.313.9–16.7–30.329.1–31.2
2075–1514.1–16.6–30.229.5–31.3
2076–14.813.6–16.5–30.229–31.2
2077–15.213.9–16.6–30.329.4–31.3
2078–14.913.9–16.6–30.229.4–31.1
2079–1513.8–16.2–30.229.1–31.3
2080–14.913.9–16.5–30.229.3–31.2
2081–1513.9–16.7–30.429.3–31.3
2082–15.214.1–16.4–30.329.4–31.3
2083–15.314.5–16.7–30.429.6–31.4
2084–15.314.2–16.6–30.529.5–31.3
2085–15.214.2–16.9–30.329.7–31.8
2086–15.314–17–30.529.5–31.6
2087–15.314.1–17–30.629.6–31.4
2088–15.114–17.1–30.529.5–31.5
2089–15.514.3–16.9–30.529.7–31.3
2090–15.514.4–16.7–30.429.7–31.7
2091–15.414.2–16.6–30.629.5–31.6
2092–15.414.4–16.7–30.529.7–31.5
2093–15.414.5–16.5–30.529.8–31.6
2094–15.414.3–17–30.529.8–31.7
2095–15.413.8–17–30.429.8–31.5
2096–15.514.3–16.6–30.529.7–31.5
2097–15.314.3–16.9–30.529.5–31.8
2098–15.814.3–17.2–30.729.7–31.9
2099–15.413.8–17–30.529.5–31.6
2100–15.314.2–17.1–30.529.6–31.7

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Good to know

  • The average air temperature near the ground, over the whole country and the whole year.
  • Source: ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus, ECMWF) and CMIP6, via the World Bank Climate Change Knowledge Portal.
  • The dashed line is the CMIP6 model median (SSP2-4.5, middle of the road), a scenario rather than a forecast; the band is its models’ 10th–90th percentile.
  • Climate model values are the median of the CMIP6 models, run on past emissions to 2014 and on SSP2-4.5, a middle-of-the-road path, after: they are not measurements.
  • Ranks count the 233 countries with a value in 2025, highest first.

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