Uzbekistan

Up to +32 degrees: what October 8 will be like in Uzbekistan

On October 8, air temperatures in Uzbekistan will vary significantly by region. According to Uzhydromet, daytime temperatures are expected to range from 13–18 degrees in the mountains to 32 degrees in the south. No precipitation is expected in Tashkent. At night it will be 11–13 degrees, and during the day 24–26 degrees. The wind will be easterly at 3–8 m/s. In Karakalpakstan and the Khorezm region, temperatures are forecast to be 8–13 degrees at night and 20–25 degrees during the day […]

Up to +32 degrees: what the weather will be like on October 8 in Uzbekistan

On October 8, air temperatures across Uzbekistan will vary significantly depending on the region. According to Uzhydromet, daytime temperatures will range from 13–18 degrees in the mountains to 32 degrees in the south.

No precipitation is forecast in Tashkent. At night, 11–13 degrees are expected, and 24–26 degrees during the day. The wind will be easterly at 3–8 m/s.

In Karakalpakstan and the Khorezm region, it will be 8–13 degrees at night and 20–25 degrees during the day. In the Bukhara and Navoiy regions, the air will warm up to 23–28 degrees.

In the Tashkent, Samarkand, Jizzakh, and Syrdarya regions, 10–15 degrees are expected at night, and 22–27 degrees during the day. In the Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya regions, the temperature will rise to 27–32 degrees.

In the Andijan, Namangan, and Fergana regions, daytime temperatures will be 20–25 degrees. Fog is possible in some areas.

In mountainous areas, 5–10 degrees are forecast at night, and 13–18 degrees during the day. Rain is possible in places in the mountains of the Fergana Valley.

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