A warm week in Uzbekistan: the weather for November 2–8 and what it means for farmers and city dwellers

Climatologist Erkin Abdullakhatov said that during the week of November 2–8, warm and mostly dry days are expected in Uzbekistan. This is favorable for harvesting and autumn field work, but an increase in the concentration of fine PM2.5 particles is possible in large cities.

Otabek YusupovFirst published on tafs uz 2 November 2026 at 17:431 min read

The key facts

Warm and dry days are forecast for November 2–8, convenient for autumn field work
On November 4–5, rains will pass in places, slightly replenishing soil moisture
In large cities, with weakening winds and nighttime inversions, PM2.5 may accumulate

A warm and dry week

The week of November 2–8 in Uzbekistan will bring warm days and relatively cool mornings. The forecast is presented to readers by climatologist Erkin Abdullakhatov — it is he who outlines the expected weather in a Kun.uz publication.

What this means for agriculture

According to the climatologist, warm and dry weather is convenient for harvesting, autumn field work, and tending wheat fields. Rains expected in some areas on November 4–5 may slightly replenish soil moisture, while snow in the high mountains is one of the important natural factors in building up winter water reserves. At the same time, on rainy days, field work should, as noted, be adjusted to local weather conditions.

Health and air quality

The difference between daytime warmth and cool mornings calls for appropriate clothing; in particular, the morning chill should be taken into account, on the climatologist's advice, by children, the elderly, and those suffering from chronic illnesses. In large cities, weakening winds and nighttime temperature inversions may contribute to the accumulation of fine PM2.5 particles, so it is advisable to monitor air quality and moderate outdoor physical activity.