Uzbekistan is set to experience predominantly dry weather alongside a gradual warming trend throughout the current week. Meteorological reports indicate that most regions of the country will enjoy mild, sunny autumn days after a brief period of unsettled weather.

Early in the week, daytime temperatures across the majority of the republic will range between 15°C and 20°C. However, localized precipitation is expected in the Fergana Valley and mountainous zones. In elevated terrain, authorities have noted the possibility of mudflows and flash floods, with rain potentially transitioning into snow at higher altitudes.

From Tuesday through Thursday, between October 6 and October 9, dry conditions are projected to dominate across the territory. While overnight temperatures on October 6 will hover between 5°C and 10°C—and drop to 2–7°C in northern areas—a steady warming trend will take hold from October 7 to 9. Nighttime lows will rise to 10–15°C, while daytime highs are forecast to reach a comfortable 20–25°C. Only isolated light showers are anticipated in the mountainous sectors of the Fergana region late in the week.

Winds throughout the period will primarily blow from the east at speeds of 7 to 12 meters per second, with occasional gusts reaching up to 13 to 18 meters per second in parts of the Fergana Valley early in the week.

In the capital city of Tashkent, no precipitation is forecast for the entire week. Daytime temperatures will average between 17°C and 20°C through Tuesday before climbing to 22–25°C between Wednesday and Friday. Nighttime figures will similarly rise from an initial 7–10°C to a milder 12–15°C toward the end of the workweek.

Source: podrobno.uz