According to Uzhydromet, precipitation is largely absent across Uzbekistan from Tuesday through Friday, though the beginning of the week brings unsettled weather conditions to the region. On Monday, variable cloudiness is expected across the country, accompanied by occasional rainfall in several areas. Meanwhile, the Republic of Karakalpakstan and the Khorezm region are expected to remain dry, highlighting regional disparities in atmospheric conditions.

Forecasters indicate that daytime temperatures on Monday will generally hover between +18 and +21 degrees Celsius, while northern and southern regions are projected to reach +23 to +26 degrees. Furthermore, rainfall is claimed to persist on October 13 in the Samarkand, Kashkadarya, and Surkhandarya regions, as well as during the night and morning hours across the Fergana Valley provinces.

From October 14 to 16, dry and stable weather is anticipated across all regions of the republic. Daytime temperatures are expected to gradually rise, reaching +22 to +25 degrees, while southern areas could see temperatures climb to +27 to +30 degrees. Wind speeds will reportedly range between 7 and 12 meters per second.

In the foothills and mountainous areas, periodic rainfall is forecasted, which could potentially become heavy on October 12 and 13. High-altitude zones may experience mixed precipitation, including rain and snow. Authorities have warned that flash floods and mudflows could purportedly occur in foothill and mountainous locations on Monday.

In the capital city of Tashkent, intermittent rain is expected on Monday afternoon, with temperatures ranging from +19 to +21 degrees. From October 13 to 16, no precipitation is forecasted for Tashkent, with nighttime lows expected to settle at +12 to +15 degrees and daytime highs reaching +22 to +25 degrees under a gentle eastern wind blowing at 3 to 8 meters per second.

Source: www.gazeta.uz