The key facts

  • On Friday, October 30, no precipitation is expected, with daytime temperatures of +17…+22 degrees
  • On Saturday, rain is forecast in four regions and in places in Tashkent region
  • On the night of November 1, rain is possible in the Fergana Valley and Tashkent region, with snow in the mountains

Uzhydromet's weekend forecast

Uzhydromet has published the weather forecast for the upcoming weekend: overall, the sky will be partly cloudy, with no significant precipitation expected, Gazeta reports, citing the hydrometeorological service. On Friday, October 30, partly cloudy and warm weather is expected across Uzbekistan, with daytime temperatures rising to +17…+22 degrees.

Where rain will fall

Despite the generally dry conditions, precipitation is still forecast in some regions. On Saturday, October 31, light rain is expected in Kashkadarya, Surkhandarya, Samarkand and Jizzakh regions, and by evening in places in Tashkent region. On the night and morning of November 1, rain is possible in the regions of the Fergana Valley and in places in Tashkent region; in high mountain areas, precipitation may turn into snow.

Temperature and wind

At night, temperatures will mostly be +5…+10 degrees, in the north 0…+5, and during the day +17…+22 degrees. The wind will be easterly, at 7–12 m/s. In Tashkent, no precipitation is expected on October 30–31, but light rain is possible on the night and morning of November 1. In the capital, the wind will be weaker — 3–8 m/s, with +8…+10 at night and +20…+22 during the day.

What to keep in mind

The forecast is of a localized nature: most of the country will remain dry, while the rains will mainly affect the southern and eastern regions and will fall on Saturday evening and the night into Sunday. For residents of the listed regions, this means they should take possible precipitation into account when planning weekend trips, especially to mountain areas where snow is possible at night. The data was published on October 30 and reflects Uzhydromet's forecast as of the current moment.