What will the weather be like in Uzbekistan on September 28 — October 4? Newspaper review

What will the weather be like in Uzbekistan from September 28 to October 4? Weekly review

During the workdays of the week, the edge of a large-scale anticyclone affecting the weather from the north will dominate, ensuring a significant drop in nighttime temperatures. In regions other than the southern provinces, daytime maximum temperatures may rise to a maximum of +25 degrees.

Starting from Friday, the cold is expected to gradually retreat, and temperatures will rise. On Friday and over the weekend, daytime temperatures in most parts of the republic may reach +30…+32 degrees. Precipitation is expected in some regions on certain days of the week.

Until October 2, due to the influence of a cool air current over a very large part of Uzbekistan, the average temperature of the first 5 days is noted to be around the long-term climatic norm, which is the usual moderate situation typical for the beginning of October.

According to Uzhydromet's forecasts for the days of the week, precipitation is expected on Monday in the mountainous areas of the republic and some places in the valley, on Wednesday and Thursday in all regions except the northern territories, and over the weekend in Tashkent, Syrdarya, Samarkand, Jizzakh, and the valley regions.

Precipitation is expected almost daily in the mountains, with snow possible in high-altitude areas. The amount of precipitation in the mountains is expected to be high.

During the workdays of the week, cool weather is forecast in mountainous areas during the night and morning hours around +3…+8 degrees, and in other regions around +7…+12 degrees. During the daytime at the beginning of the week, temperatures are determined to be +13…+18 degrees in the mountains, and +20…+25 degrees in regions other than the southern territories.

Starting from Wednesday, while daytime temperatures in the south will rise up to +32 degrees, from Friday, temperatures in other regions of the republic may also be warm, around +30 degrees. At this time, nighttime and morning temperature indicators will also increase significantly compared to the beginning of the week.

According to other information from Uzhydromet and forecasts from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), the average air temperature across the republic this week is understood to be 1–2 degrees below the norm typical for this period, and regarding precipitation, a slightly damp week is expected in regions other than Karakalpakstan. More precipitation than normal is expected in the mountains.

Thus, long-awaited rainy days will be observed in many regions this week, and the significant cool weather at the beginning of the week may prompt livestock breeders in the mountains to drive their livestock down more quickly.

At the beginning of the week, Uzbekistan will remain under significantly cool air under the influence of the anticyclone. For an organism adapted to the heat of early autumn, such rapid cooling can bring a certain physiological load. Under the influence of the cold anticyclone, symptoms of asthma and allergic diseases may intensify in people prone to weather changes.

Children, the elderly, and people with respiratory diseases are particularly sensitive to cool air. From the middle of the week, the weather is expected to warm up slightly, and by the weekend, daytime temperatures will rise to +30…+32 degrees, meaning a transition from cool to warm conditions again in a short period of time.

The arrival of more humid air in the middle of the week will also affect segments of the population sensitive to weather changes. Therefore, from a health perspective, the main factor this week will be the rapid alternation of temperature, humidity, and atmospheric conditions. It is especially important for sensitive groups to take into account the difference between the morning-evening coolness and daytime heat. Humid air itself does not cause colds, but mold in damp and poorly ventilated rooms can negatively affect the respiratory tract.

At the beginning of the week, in most parts of Uzbekistan during the morning and night hours, the temperature will be in the range of +3 to +9 degrees due to the southern edge of the anticyclone. On these days, people will indeed have to dress warmer in the evening, night, and morning hours.

Starting from Friday, people will feel a more comfortable weather environment for most of the day. At such times, people face various uncertainties regarding clothing when heading to work or study. Because the cooling of the air again towards evening prompts them to wear warmer clothes.

When traveling to high mountains, it is necessary to wear warm clothes and set off prepared for snowy weather.

According to current forecasts for solar activity, quiet-level magnetic storm disturbances are assessed to occur during this week.

A "green" — safe level of magnetic storm is forecast for all days of the work week.

There are still no clear conclusions in science regarding the impact of magnetic storms on human health. Therefore, it is incorrect to say that such cosmic influence absolutely affects people's health.

The Uzhydromet agency did not draw attention to very strong winds during the week. At the beginning of the week, under the influence of the anticyclone, the weakening of the wind and the stabilization of the atmosphere may create conditions for a temporary deterioration of air quality in some areas, especially in Tashkent and the valley. For now, strong meteorological factors are not visible for a sharp increase in dust particles in the air.

If air pollution increases or pollution related to fine particles occurs, it would not hurt to get acquainted with the recommendations prepared by the Sanitary-Epidemiological Committee for various age groups of the population and patients on how to act.

Thus, from September 28 to October 4, sharply alternating weather conditions will be observed in Uzbekistan throughout the week. The significant cool weather at the beginning of the week will be replaced by warm weather typical of early autumn over the weekend.

Many Uzbeks may witness autumn rains this week.