Thursday forecast: Clear skies and scorching heat across Uzbekistan
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Uzbekistan is set for a day of clear skies and intense heat on Thursday, July 30, according to the latest forecast from Uzhydromet.
In Tashkent, the weather will be predominantly clear with no rain. Easterly winds are expected at 3-8 meters per second. Overnight lows will be between 23-25°C, climbing to daytime highs of 37-39°C.
Karakalpakstan and Khorezm province will experience partly cloudy conditions with no precipitation. Winds from the east will be 7-12 meters per second. Temperatures will range from 22-27°C at night to 37-42°C during the day.
Bukhara and Navoi provinces can anticipate partly cloudy skies and no rain. Easterly winds will blow at 7-12 meters per second, with gusts reaching 13-18 meters per second in some locations, where isolated dust storms are also possible. Nighttime temperatures will be 22-27°C, and daytime highs will be 37-42°C.
Tashkent, Syrdarya, Jizzakh, and Samarkand provinces will see partly cloudy weather with no precipitation. Easterly winds will be 7-12 meters per second. Overnight temperatures will be 20-25°C, with daytime highs of 34-39°C.
Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya provinces are forecast to have partly cloudy skies and no rain. Winds from the east will be 9-14 meters per second. Nighttime temperatures will be 22-27°C, and daytime highs will reach 37-42°C.
Andijan, Namangan, and Fergana provinces will experience partly cloudy and variable conditions in some areas, with no precipitation. Easterly winds will be 5-10 meters per second. Temperatures will range from 20-25°C at night to 34-39°C during the day.
For the country's foothill and mountainous regions, partly cloudy and variable conditions are expected, with no precipitation. Easterly winds will be 7-12 meters per second, with gusts up to 13-18 meters per second in certain areas. Nighttime temperatures will be 14-19°C, and daytime highs will be 25-30°C.
Following an abnormal heat wave that began on July 13, temperatures across Uzbekistan started to decrease on July 21, only to gradually rise again over the past weekend. The final week of July is predicted to have above-normal temperatures. Early August is expected to bring very hot and dry weather nationwide, with a gradual cooling trend anticipated by the end of the month.
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