Most parts of Uzbekistan are expected to maintain dry and relatively warm weather conditions throughout Monday and Tuesday. According to reports from Uzhydromet, daytime air temperatures will generally hover around +20 to +23 degrees Celsius.

Nevertheless, precipitation in the form of rain is forecasted for November 4 in parts of Bukhara, Navoi, and Surkhandarya regions, eventually spreading to other parts of the country by the evening. Meanwhile, northern and eastern regions are expected to remain dry. * * * (Formatting note: standard body rule applied)

On November 5, scattered showers are projected to persist only during the night and morning hours in central and eastern regions. By November 6, precipitation is expected to clear up across the country, although light rain may still occur in the northern areas of the Republic of Karakalpakstan.

Throughout these days, nighttime temperatures will range between +7 and +12 degrees Celsius. Daytime readings on November 4–5 will reach +18 to +23 degrees, while temperatures on November 6 are claimed to rise to +23–+25 degrees, and up to +27 degrees in southern provinces. Winds will blow from the east at speeds of 7–12 meters per second.

Mountainous regions of the country will also experience occasional rainfall, which could potentially turn into snow in higher altitudes.

In the capital city of Tashkent, significant precipitation is not anticipated, though a light drizzle could occur late on November 4 and during the night and morning of November 5. Winds from the east will persist at 3–8 m/s. Temperatures in Tashkent will range from +8 to +10 degrees at night, reaching +20 to +22 degrees during the day.

Source: www.gazeta.uz