Uzbekistan

Up to +25 degrees during the day: weather forecast for Uzbekistan for November 3

On November 3, dry weather will persist in most regions of Uzbekistan. According to Uzhydromet, rain is possible in places in foothill and mountainous areas, and in high-altitude areas — turning into snow. Variable cloudiness with no precipitation is expected in Tashkent. At night, the temperature will be 8–10 degrees above zero, and during the day — 20–22 degrees. In Karakalpakstan and the Khorezm region, it will be 3–8 degrees at night, and during the day […]

Up to +25 degrees during the day: weather forecast for Uzbekistan on November 3

On November 3, dry weather will persist in most regions of Uzbekistan. According to Uzhydromet, rain is possible in some foothill and mountainous areas, with precipitation turning to snow in high-altitude zones.

In Tashkent, partly cloudy weather with no precipitation is forecasted. The nighttime air temperature will be 8–10 degrees above zero, and 20–22 degrees during the day.

In Karakalpakstan and Khorezm region, temperatures of 3–8 degrees are expected at night, and 15–20 degrees during the day. In Bukhara, Navoiy, Tashkent, Samarkand, Jizzakh, and Syrdarya regions, it will be 7–12 degrees at night and 18–23 degrees during the day.

In Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya regions, temperatures of 9–14 degrees are forecasted at night, and 20–25 degrees during the day. In the Fergana Valley, nighttime temperatures will be 7–12 degrees, and daytime temperatures will reach 17–22 degrees.

Fog and precipitation are possible in foothill and mountainous areas. Temperatures there are expected to be 2–7 degrees above zero at night and 12–17 degrees during the day.

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