The opening decade of November in Uzbekistan is anticipated to feature relatively mild and warm weather conditions across most regions. Meteorological forecasts suggest that daytime temperatures during the first ten days of the month will largely hover between 17 and 22 degrees Celsius, while nighttime lows are expected to remain at a comfortable 5 to 10 degrees above zero. Overall monthly averages are projected to stay close to or slightly above climatic norms.

However, the meteorological landscape is expected to shift significantly during the second and third decades of the month as colder air masses push into the country. Nighttime temperatures are forecasted to drop anywhere from 3 degrees above zero down to 2 degrees of frost, while daytime highs will decrease to a chillier 5 to 10 degrees Celsius. Precipitation is anticipated throughout the month, primarily in the form of rain, though forecasters note that short-lived transitions into snow cannot be ruled out during the sharpest cold snaps.

Historical climate data indicates that November is historically a month of high climatic volatility in the region, characterized by sudden transitions from warm periods to severe cold spells originating from northern and north-western directions. While anomalies such as the exceptionally warm November of 2023 or the record-breaking rainfall of 2011 remain in the meteorological records, current models point towards a more traditional seasonal progression.

Source: kun.uz