Uzbekistan

Dry and warm weather is expected during the week

No precipitation is expected in Uzbekistan on October 6−9, the air temperature will gradually rise, warming up to +25 degrees during the day. Only in the Fergana Valley and mountainous areas, rain may fall from time to time, turning into snow in high mountains, and a risk of flash floods may arise.

Dry and warm weather is expected to persist during the week

On October 6−9, no precipitation is expected across Uzbekistan, it is reported.

On Monday afternoon, dry and warm weather is expected to be observed in most parts of Uzbekistan. Only in the regions of the Fergana Valley, rain will fall from time to time. The maximum air temperature will be +15…+20 degrees.

On October 6, the air temperature will be +5…+10 degrees at night, +2…+7 degrees in the north, and +15…+20 degrees during the day. On October 7−9, it will gradually rise to +10…+15 degrees at night and +20…+25 degrees during the day.

The wind will blow from the east at a speed of 7−12 m/s, and on October 5, it may strengthen up to 13−18 m/s in some places of the Fergana Valley.

In the foothill and mountainous areas of the republic, rain will fall in some places on October 5, and mudflow and flood phenomena may occur. In high mountains, there is a possibility of rain turning into snow in some places. No precipitation is expected on October 6−9, except for the mountainous areas of the Fergana region, where light rain may fall on October 8−9.

No precipitation is expected in the city of Tashkent. The wind will blow from the east at a speed of 3−8 m/s. The air temperature will be +17…+20 degrees on Monday afternoon and Tuesday, and will gradually rise to +22…+25 degrees on October 7−9. The temperature at night will be +7…+10 degrees on October 6−7, and will rise to +12…+15 degrees on October 8−9.

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