Uzbekistan

On Sunday, the temperature may rise by 2–3 degrees

Over the weekend, the weather will be slightly cloudy, and partly cloudy in the north and in the mountains. Short-term rain is possible only in the mountainous areas of the valley regions. On Saturday, the temperature will be around +28…+35 degrees, and on Sunday, it is expected to rise by 2-3 degrees.

On Sunday, the temperature may rise by 2-3 degrees

Over the weekend, the weather across the republic will be slightly cloudy, and in the north and mountains, it is expected to be partly cloudy, with no precipitation. Only in the mountainous areas of the Fergana Valley regions, short-term rain may fall, it was reported.

On Friday during the daytime, dry weather will persist across most of Uzbekistan's territory, only in the Fergana Valley regions and in the mountainous areas of the republic, short-term rain and thunderstorms are possible in some places. In Tashkent, Samarkand, Jizzakh, and Sirdaryo regions, there is a chance of short-term rain in the morning.

On Saturday, there will be almost no change in the temperature background; in most of the republic's territory, daytime air temperatures will be around +28…+33 degrees, up to +35 degrees in the south, and around +23…+28 degrees in the Fergana Valley. Temperatures will mostly be +13…+18 degrees at night and in the early morning.

On Sunday, September 6, the temperature is expected to rise by 2-3 degrees.

On September 4-5, in some places in the north, south, and desert areas, wind speeds will increase up to 13-18 m/s, accompanied by dust storms in some regions.

In the city of Tashkent, the weather will be mostly slightly cloudy, with no precipitation expected. The air temperature will be around +30 degrees during the day on Friday, +30…+32 degrees on Saturday, and +32…+34 degrees on Sunday. The wind will blow from the east at a speed of 5-10 m/s. The temperature will mostly be +16…+18 degrees at night.

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