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City Name Altitude Barometric Summer Winter Pressure Dry Bulb Wet Bulb RH Dry Bulb RH City Name Altitude [In Hg] [°C] [°C] [%] [°C] [%] ABADAN 7 29.91 114 74.71 15.47 37 35.5 ABADAN(1% 99%) 7 29.91 116 81.91 23.98 41 85 ABADAN(1% 37.5%) 7 29.91 115 31.91 22.98 39 35 ABADAN(2.5% 97.5%) 7 29.91 113 30.91 25.64 39 35 ABADAN(5% 97.5%) 7 29.91 110 30.33 29 39 85 ABADEH 6580 23.45 94 60.52 15.69 19 68 ABALI 3035 22.19 79 55.2 25.09 4.5 74 ABIEK 4000 35.84 34 54.01 30.79 12 76 AZAR SHAHR 4560 25.3 91.5 67.51 31.08 10 85 ARAN 3100 26.71 106.5 71.12 18.48 24 81 AZAD SHAHR 423 29.46 96 79.04 48.11 27.5 84 ASTARA -72 29.99 30.5 78.83 60.19 28 88 ASTANEH 6300 23.7 90.5 57.72 14.27 2 87 ASHTIYAN 5870 24.09 90.5 54.07 26.02 15 67 AGHAJARI 30 29.82 115.2 73.31 12.5 34 85 AGHGHALEH -33 29.95 101 82.39 46.15 25 85 AMOL 250 29.65 89 79.71 67.34 29 88 AVAJ 6430 23.59 89.5 62.04 23.65 4.5 72 ABARKOH 4940 24.95 103 66 14.97 17 75 ABHAR 5050 24.84 89 60.12 19.54 8.5 74 AHMADABAD 1800 28.02 95 73.71 37.82 22.5 79 AKHTEEHAN 6560 23.47 91.5 61.72 20.89 5 70 ARAK 5750 24.2 96 62.72 16.94 10 79 ARDEBIL 4300 25.55 85.5 68.47 44.34 -7.5 78 ARDESTAN 3950 25.38 102 67.63 17.82 22 74 ARDAKAN - FARS 7350 22.78 86 66.04 38.6 13 70 ARDEKAN 3400 25.42 103 66.63 14.27 17 73.3 ARDAL 6200 22.79 37 64.91 19.37 13 71.3 ARSANJAN 5000 24.89 98 63.68 15.95 24.5 82 OROOMIEH 4400 25.45 87.5 65 31.86 8 86 AZNA 6130 23.86 39.5 60.2 19.75 -3 85 ESTAHBAN 5670 24.27 97 63.84 17.62 27 74 ASADABAD 5200 24.7 93 63.08 20.41 -1.5 88 ESFRAYAN 3940 25.89 93.5 68.12 28.99 16 76 ESFANDABAD 4870 25.01 100.5 69.27 22.65 20.5 65 OSKU 4990 24.9 93 68.51 31.12 10 85 ESLAMABAD GHARB 4380 25.47 95 62.72 16.13 17 88.5 ESLAMSHAHR 3900 25.93 99 68.12 21.86 24 63 ESHTHARD 4200 25.65 97.5 71.12 29.45 10 76 ASHKZAR 3740 26.09 103 66.47 14.97 17 75 ASHKANAN 1800 28.02 108.5 79.83 29.92 38 73 ASHNUYEH 4500 25.36 91.5 73.91 46.04 13.5 70 ESTAHBANAT 6130 33.36 97 63.64 17.62 27 74 ESFAHAN 5170 24.73 97 62.28 14.76 19.5 74 ESFAHAN (KHA.) 5250 24.56 98.5 61 11.48 12.5 80 ESFAHAN(D.S.) 5350 24.57 97 63.24 16.41 19 70 ESFAHAN(C.) 5800 24.15 102 69.71 22.23 19.5 74 ALASHTAR 5180 24.72 37 62 14.26 17.5 84 ALIGODARZ 6500 23.52 91.5 61.72 20.89 5 70 EMAMGHOLI 5400 24.52 92.5 65.71 26.34 4 84 OMIDIEH 85 29.82 115 79.12 20.82 32 87 AMINABAD 3300 26.52 100.5 68.23 19.97 21.5 84 OSE 3000 26.81 108.5 79.51 29.92 38 73 EVIN 4985 24.9 95 72.51 36.67 19 67 ANDIMESEK 490 29.39 114 74.87 15.93 35 82 AHAR 4400 25.45 88 67.71 37.6 7.5 77 AHRAM 255 29.64 113.5 81.08 25.4 40 74 AHVAZ 40 29.87 114.5 82 25.66 37 87 AHVAZ(Y.5) 40 29.87 114.5 74.12 14.33 37 87 IZEH 3740 27.07 106 76.87 28.27 34.5 69 IRANSHAHR 1870 27.95 112 74.87 18.3 38 68 ILAM 4720 25.15 95 67.12 25.4 24 75 IVAN 4000 25.84 95 67.31 25.4 24 75 BABOL -10 29.93 90.5 78.31 58.66 28 89 BABOLSAR -65 29.99 89 77.79 61.04 30.5 93 BAJGIRAN 5180 24.72 85 62.72 31.77 7.5 80 BAKHTARAN 4335 25.52 97.5 62.12 13.45 14 86 BAGHMALEK 2950 26.86 103 82.47 43.76 36.5 62 BAFT 7450 22.69 91.5 63.95 25.37 17 73 BAFGH 3260 26.56 105 69.79 17.93 24 70 BANEH 5050 24.84 94 65.19 23.13 5 80 BAHOKALAT 390 29.5 107.5 83.08 36.71 44 78 BEJESTAN 4100 25.74 99.5 69.87 24.44 19 60 BOJNORD 3510 26.31 95 68.67 27.74 9.5 82 BORAZJAN 700 29.17 113 80.59 25.39 40 74 BIRDSCAN 3230 26.58 101.5 68.08 18.61 24 74 BOROJERD 5180 24.72 94.5 63.92 20.22 13.5 80 BOROJEN 7300 22.82 91.5 60.72 19.62 7.5 80 BOZGHAN 3150 25.66 96 65.12 55.12 11 84 BOSTAN 160 29.74 109.5 78.67 78.67 28.5 89 BOSTAN ABAD 5710 24.24 89.5 72.31 46.65 -10.5 77 BASTAK 1800 28.02 108.5 79.83 29.92 38 73 BASTAM 4660 25.21 95 66.51 24.1 16.5 80 BAM 3480 26.34 105 67.91 15.21 30 36 BAMPOR 1570 28.15 113 81.31 27.01 30 45 BONAB 4220 25.63 94 71.83 36.39 13.5 82 BENJAR 1600 28.23 109 70.79 14.93 25 76 BANDAR IMAMKHOMEINI 7 29.91 108.5 82.12 33.24 37.5 82 BANDAR ANZALI -79 30 89 77.12 59.05 33 87 BANDAR BUSHEHR 16 29.9 104 83.71 43.71 42.5 85 BANDAR TORKAMAN -65 29.99 92.5 80.04 58.64 29 91 BANDAR JASK 13 29.9 99 87.59 63.96 55.5 67 BANDAR DEYYER 40 29.87 110.5 93.12 52.71 42 70.5 BANDAR RIG 5.5 29.91 100.5 86.12 56.48 41.5 78 BANDAR SHARAFKHANEH 4270 25.58 88.5 72.63 49.04 12 87 BANDAR ABBAS 33 29.88 105.5 89.47 54.03 45.5 84 BANDAR KANGAN 65 29.85 110.5 93.12 52.71 42 70 BANDAR GENAVEH 7 29.91 100.5 86.12 56.48 41.5 78 BANDER LENGEH 33 29.88 103.5 88.87 56.82 50 76 BANDAR MAHSHAHR 16 29.9 111 77.04 21.55 39 78 BANDAR M.(TECHNIP) 13 29.9 118.4 87.51 30.05 32 80 BOEIN ZAHRA 4200 25.65 97.5 71.12 29.45 10 76 BUSHEHR 16 29.9 104 83.71 43.71 42.5 85 BOKAN 4360 25.49 93.5 66.83 26.56 4.5 80 BOYAR AHMAD 5900 24.06 94 62.68 18.98 14.5 84 BAHAR 5800 24.15 93 62.72 20.41 -1.5 88 BEHBAHAN 1050 28.8 114 77.67 20.1 34.5 80 BEHSHAHR 50 29.86 92 80.47 61.26 28 86 BIYARJOMAND 3330 26.49 104 80.51 38.14 17 80 BIJAR 6130 23.86 90.5 61.08 20.23 3 73 BIRJAND 4850 25.03 98 61.72 12.36 16 75 PARCHEIN 3980 25.86 100 66.39 17.81 18 74 PARSABAD MOGHAN 145 29.76 95 78.27 48.1 23 82 PARKE SHAHR 4020 25.82 97 71.31 30.55 22.5 80 PALAYESHGAH 3800 25.93 101.5 70.43 22.3 17.5 80 PETROCHEMICAL 13 29.9 118.4 87.51 30.05 32 100 PALAN 400 29.49 107.5 83.08 36.71 44 78 POL DOKHTAR 3800 26.03 101 65.43 15.18 23.5 81 POL SEFID 1935 27.88 91.5 77.31 54.11 10 45 POOLADSHAHR 5460 24.47 95 64.87 21.57 20 80 PIRANSHAHR 4790 25.09 89 66.51 33.06 9.5 80 TAKESTAN 4150 25.69 95.5 65.83 21.9 11 79 TALESH 150 29.75 87 63.88 27.28 29 86 TABREZ 4480 25.38 92 64.39 23.75 11.5 79 TAJRESH 4920 24.97 96 74.27 38.69 18.5 85 TORBAT JAM 2980 26.83 98 70.23 26.41 11.5 76 TORBAT HEYDARIEH 4430 25.43 96 63.24 15.87 12.5 86.5 TORKAMAN 3700 26.13 96 75.23 40.36 9.5 83 TAFT 5100 24.78 96 61.48 14.32 21 75 TAFRESH 6230 23.77 92.5 62.08 19.81 12.5 79 TONEKABON -65 29.99 87 74.39 55.92 30 90 TANGESTAN 255 29.64 113.5 81.08 25.4 40 74 TOYSERKAN 5070 23.91 94 61.04 16.2 10.5 69 TEHRAN 3900 25.93 100 73.47 30.44 24 74 TEHRAN (AMINABAD) 3300 25.52 100.5 68.23 19.97 21.5 84 TEHRAN (EVEN) 4985 24.9 95 72.51 36.67 19 67 TEHRAN(PARCHEN) 3980 25.85 100 66.39 17.81 18 74 TEHRAN(PARK SHAHR) 4020 25.82 97 71.31 30.55 22.5 80 TEHRAN(PALAYSHGAH) 3800 25.03 101.5 70.43 22.9 17.5 80 TEHRAN(TAJRISH) 5020 24.87 96 74.23 38.69 18.5 85 TEHRAN(TEHRAN SHAHR) 3930 25.9 98 70.31 27.18 25 66 TEHRAN(DEZASHEB) 5020 24.87 96 74.23 38.69 18.5 85 TEHRAN(DOSHAN TAPEH) 4040 25.8 98.5 69.08 24.21 25.5 76.5 TEHRAN(SAD ABAD) 5570 24.36 91 63.48 23.93 15 74 TEHRAN(ALMO SANAT) 4430 25.43 99.5 74.87 34.18 25.5 79 TEHRAN(LAVIZAN) 5280 24.63 94 65.67 24.16 18 77 TEHRAN(MEHRABAD) 3900 25.93 100 67 18.79 24 74 TEHRAN(NARMAK) 4230 25.62 94 66.23 24.66 19.5 77 TEHRAN(NAMAYSHGAH) 5050 24.84 93.5 65.67 24.72 16.5 77 TEHRAN(ASHRAE) 4000 25.84 102 74.91 30.48 20 74 TEHRAN(ASHRAE) 4000 25.84 102 74.91 30.48 24 74 TEHRAN(ASHRAE) 4000 24.84 100 73.91 31.31 24 74 TEHRAN(ASHRAE) 4000 25.84 98 73.08 32.58 24 74 TEHRAN(CIBSE) 4000 25.84 104 80.51 38.36 23 74 TEHRAN(SETEC) 4200 25.65 102 74.87 30.48 20 90 TEHRANSHAHR 3930 25.9 98 70.31 27.18 25 66 JAJARM 3700 26.13 96.5 57.83 24.18 14.5 80 JASK 16 29.9 99 87.59 63.96 55.5 67 JAZIREH KHARK 10 29.91 105 85.04 44.75 46 76 JAZIREH SIERE 56 29.86 99 90 70.86 55 76 JAZIREH GHASHM 100 29.81 106 88.04 49.74 53.5 69 JAZIREH KISH 100 29.81 102 85.19 50.95 52 81 JAZIREH LAVAN 82 29.83 99.5 89.08 6.83 58.5 70 JOGHTAY 4035 25.8 95 65.47 21.8 19 79 JOLFA 2360 27.45 99.5 73.31 30.11 14.5 86 JAHROM 3440 26.38 105.5 70.31 18.38 28 86 JIROFT 2250 27.56 109 75.39 22.16 36 74 CHAPASHLO 1650 28.17 97.5 79.91 47.77 15.5 78.5 CHALOS 98 29.81 85.5 77.47 70.24 32 90 CHAHBAHAR 33 29.88 98.5 83.91 55.09 50 76 CHOGHART 4400 25.45 105 69.39 17.93 24 70 CHAMESTAN 240 29.66 87 77.67 66.37 24 89 CHENAREH 4800 25.08 95 64.79 21 8 83 CHOVAR 4300 25.55 95 67.27 25.4 24 75 HAJIABAD 3950 26.36 108.5 74.63 74.63 34 71 HOJATABAD 4920 24.97 90.5 59.72 16.91 19.5 75 HAMIDIEH 175 29.73 114 84.04 29.59 35.5 83 HANNA 7700 22.48 38.5 58.72 19.17 5 80 KHATAMI 5250 24.66 98.5 61 11.48 12.5 80 KHARK 10 29.91 105 85.04 44.75 46 76 KHASH 4620 25.25 101.5 68.12 19.51 21 70 KHODABANDEH 6725 23.32 89 59.52 19.54 8.5 74 KHARAMEH 5350 24.57 97.5 73.71 35.24 23 60 KHORAMABAD 3940 25.89 101.5 65.47 14.91 23.5 81 KHORRAMDARREH 5150 24.75 89.5 67.19 33.93 5 80 KHORAMSHAHR 10 29.91 109.5 78.08 24.85 40.5 84 KHALKHAL 5740 24.21 87 68.71 42.68 -5 85 FIROZKOH(KHALKHAL) 3575 26.25 95 67.67 25.76 -5 50 KHALILABAD(KHORASAN) 3500 26.32 101.5 68 18.61 24 74 KHAMAK 1600 28.23 109 70.79 14.93 25 76 KHOMAIN 5950 24.02 9 60.72 16.91 12.5 80 KHOMEINISHAHR 5230 24.68 95.5 61.28 14.69 17.5 77 KHAF 3180 26.63 97 67.08 21.82 12 81 KHONSAR 7380 22.75 88.5 58.72 19.21 9.5 77 KHORESKAN 5170 24.73 97 62.28 14.76 19.5 74 KHOY 3870 35.96 91.5 67.79 31.34 7.5 85 DARAB 3740 26.09 107.5 68.08 13.56 30 70 DARAN 7840 22.36 86 57.68 20.3 -5 80 DAMGHAN 3840 25.99 96 71.91 33.15 18 72 DAMANEH FREDAN 7540 22.61 86 57.72 20.3 -5 80 DANESHGAH 5350 24.57 97 53.24 16.41 19 82 DANESHGAH ELM&SANAT 4430 25.43 99.5 74.87 34.18 25.5 79 DAVARZAN 3120 26.69 95 65.79 21.8 19 79 DARGAZ 1280 28.56 97.5 80 47.77 15.5 78 DARGAZINE 6130 23.86 32.5 63.32 22.03 2 75 DOROD 4760 25.12 98 61.72 12.7 12.5 85 DORODZAN 1800 28.02 95 73.71 37.82 22.5 79 DAREH TAKHT 6560 23.47 89.5 50.04 19.75 -3 85 DEZASHIB 5020 24.87 96 74.23 38.69 18.5 85 DEZFOL 460 29.42 114 73.91 14.67 34 90 DASTGERD 3330 26.49 104 80.51 38.14 17 80 DASHTE AZADEGAN 426 29.46 109.5 78.59 25.91 28.5 89 DASHTESTAN 213 29.69 113 80.71 25.39 40 74 DASHTE MORGHAB 6100 23.88 93.5 58.72 12.79 7.5 74 DELIJAN 5020 24.87 99.5 70 25.15 11.5 65 DAMAVAND 6430 23.59 88 59 19.48 4.5 81 DOODERAK 4590 25.38 39.5 70.12 30 11.5 65 DOROD 4760 25.12 98 61.72 12.7 12.5 85 DOUSHAN TAPEH
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