Uzbekistan

Rain is expected in a number of regions in the first half of the week

According to "Uzhydromet" forecasts, precipitation will begin on November 4. Snowfall is expected in the high mountains.

Rain is expected in a number of regions at the beginning of the week

Starting from November 4, rain is expected in some regions of Uzbekistan.

According to Uzhydromet forecasts, dry and warm weather will persist across most of Uzbekistan on November 2–3. Daytime air temperatures will mainly be 20-23 degrees above zero.

On November 4, rain will fall in some places of Bukhara, Navoiy, and Surkhandarya regions, and towards evening in the rest of the republic. Dry weather is expected in the northern and eastern regions.

On November 5, rain will continue only at night and in the morning in some places in the central and eastern regions of the republic.

No precipitation is expected on November 6, except for the northern regions of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, where rain is possible.

During these days, air temperatures will be around 7-12 degrees above zero at night, and 18-23 degrees above zero during the day on November 4-5, 23-25 degrees above zero on November 6, and up to 27 degrees above zero in the southern regions.

Rain will fall in some places in the mountainous areas of Uzbekistan, and it may turn into snow in high mountains.

In Tashkent, light rain is possible only on the evening of November 4 and in the night and morning of November 5. Air temperatures will be around 8-10 degrees above zero at night and 20-22 degrees above zero during the day.

According to forecasts for November, the average monthly air temperature this month is expected to be around normal, and in some places 1-1.5 degrees above normal. A drop in temperature will be observed in the second and third ten-day periods of the month.

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