The work week in Uzbekistan is set to begin with a sharp deterioration in weather conditions. Meteorologists forecast rain, thunderstorms, and noticeable cooling across much of the country. On April 6, short-term rain and thunderstorms are expected in parts of the republic, though significant precipitation is not anticipated in Tashkent and the Fergana Valley, where air temperatures will warm to 24–26°C.

The peak of the bad weather will occur on April 7–8. On these days, rain will cover most of the country, with wind speeds increasing to 15–20 meters per second. Dust storms are possible in some areas. Simultaneously, a sharp drop in temperature is expected: daytime thermometers will fall to 13–18°C. In the capital, thunderstorms and rain are forecast, with temperatures not exceeding 15–17°C.

By the end of the week, weather conditions will begin to improve. By April 9–10, precipitation will persist only in some places, and temperatures will rise again to 20–25°C. Meteorologists also warn of ongoing mudflow and flood dangers in foothill areas and the risk of avalanches in the mountains.

Source: podrobno.uz