Across the territory of Uzbekistan, a sharp deterioration in weather conditions is anticipated throughout the current week, bringing heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and a significant drop in temperatures. According to official reports from meteorological services, an incoming cold air mass is expected to cause a substantial chill across all regions of the country. Specifically, nighttime temperatures are projected to plunge to +3…+8 degrees Celsius, while daytime highs will struggle to reach +7…+12 degrees. Northern provinces are bracing for severe overnight frosts and sub-zero temperatures.
Key Takeaways: Widespread rains will sweep across the republic starting Monday, accompanied by wind gusts reaching up to 18 meters per second and localized dust storms. In the Republic of Karakalpakstan, rain is purportedly expected to turn into snow, with northern night temperatures dropping to -7 degrees. The capital city of Tashkent will also experience wet weather and a progressive cooling trend during the first half of the week.
Forecasters indicate that on Monday, precipitation will cover almost the entire country, with the only exception being the Fergana Valley. Western winds are projected to strengthen to 13–18 meters per second, accompanied by dust phenomena in certain areas. Daytime temperatures, initially ranging around +15…+20 degrees, will begin to decline sharply starting Tuesday. In Karakalpakstan, rain may transition into snow, and northern nighttime temperatures will hover between 0 and +5 degrees, dropping even lower in subsequent days.
By the middle of the week, on Wednesday, rains are claimed to persist in most regions, excluding Karakalpakstan as well as the Khorezm, Bukhara, and Navoi regions. Nevertheless, cold weather conditions will persist, with nighttime lows at +3…+8 degrees and extreme northern drops reaching -2 to -7 degrees. By November 12, precipitation is supposed to cease across the republic, giving way to calmer conditions, though overnight frost will remain in place with daytime highs recovering only slightly to +7…+12 degrees.
In the capital city of Tashkent, intermittent rain and potential thunderstorms are scheduled for Monday, with wind speeds reportedly reaching 11–13 meters per second alongside possible dust blow. Tuesday and Wednesday will see continued rainy intervals in Tashkent, with daytime temperatures sliding down to +8…+10 degrees. Only by November 12 will precipitation clear out from Tashkent, establishing a dry pattern with northeasterly winds and nighttime readings of +1…+3 degrees.
Source: kun.uz