According to data provided by the Uzbek Hydrometeorology Service, dry and relatively warm weather conditions are reportedly maintained across the vast majority of the country's territory at the start of the week. Daytime air temperatures are said to predominantly hover between +20 and +23 degrees Celsius, maintaining a calm meteorological background.

However, authorities state that on November 4, precipitation in the form of rain will allegedly hit isolated districts within the Bukhara, Navoi, and Surkhandarya regions, eventually spreading to other parts of the republic by evening. Meanwhile, the northern and eastern regions are purported to remain unaffected by precipitation. *

By November 5, scattered showers are claimed to persist only during the night and morning hours across the central and eastern districts. On November 6, generally dry conditions are expected to return, though light rains might allegedly occur in the northern areas of the Republic of Karakalpakstan.

Nighttime temperatures throughout this period are projected to stay within the +7 to +12 range. Daytime readings for November 4–5 are forecasted at +18 to +23 degrees, while on November 6 temperatures will supposedly rise to +23–+25 degrees, reaching up to +27 degrees in the southern zones.

Forecasters also predict an eastern wind moving at 7-12 meters per second, with sporadic rainfall expected in mountainous regions and a potential transition to snow in higher altitudes.

Source: uznews.uz