Uzbekistan

Rains in a number of regions and up to +26° during the day: weather in Uzbekistan on October 13

In certain areas of Uzbekistan, rain will fall on October 13, and heavy precipitation as well as mudslides and flash floods are possible in foothill and mountainous regions. According to Uzhydromet, no precipitation is expected in Tashkent, with daytime temperatures warming up to +22…+24°. The capital will experience variable cloudiness. Nighttime temperatures will be +12…+14°, and daytime temperatures +22…+24°. A north-easterly wind is expected at a speed of 3–8 m/s. In the Bukhara and […]

Rain in several regions and up to +26° during the day: weather in Uzbekistan on October 13

On October 13, rain is expected in certain areas of Uzbekistan, while heavy precipitation and mudslide-flood phenomena are possible in foothill and mountainous areas. According to Uzhydromet, no precipitation is forecast in Tashkent, with daytime temperatures warming up to +22…+24°.

Variable cloudiness will persist in the capital. The air temperature at night will be +12…+14°, and during the day +22…+24°. The north-easterly wind will blow at a speed of 3–8 m/s.

In Bukhara and Navoiy regions, rain will fall in places. In Samarkand, Qashqadaryo, and Surkhandarya regions, precipitation is likely in the afternoon. In the Fergana Valley, rain and fog are expected in places at night and in the morning.

In foothill and mountainous areas, rain will fall at times, heavy in places. In high altitude areas, rain may turn into snow. Fog and mudslide-flood phenomena are also possible.

During the day across the republic, the air temperature will be +18…+26°. No precipitation is expected in Karakalpakstan and Khorezm region.

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