Reports from meteorological services indicate that dry and comparatively warm weather conditions are allegedly persisting across the territory of Uzbekistan. According to official claims, precipitation is largely absent throughout most regions, maintaining a stable atmospheric pattern for the time being.

Atmospheric temperatures are projected to hover around +10 to +15 degrees Celsius at night, while daytime highs are expected to reach +22 to +27 degrees. Meanwhile, in the northern regions, a slight cooling trend is purported for October 17–18, with nighttime lows dropping to +5–+10 degrees and daytime temperatures peaking at +18–+23 degrees.

Mountainous areas are expected to experience localized meteorological shifts. While precipitation is supposedly not anticipated on October 16, forecasters claim that rain may develop in certain foothill and highland areas on October 17–18, potentially turning into snow at higher altitudes. Winds from the east are expected to reach speeds of 7–12 meters per second.

In the capital city of Tashkent, dry conditions are also forecasted to continue without significant disturbances. Winds will blow from the east at 3–8 meters per second. Nighttime temperatures in Tashkent will remain around +12–+14 degrees, while daytime readings are projected to reach +24–+26 degrees on October 16, shifting slightly to +22–+24 degrees on subsequent days.

Source: kun.uz