Weather forecast for November 9–15: rains, cooling, and risks for agriculture

Climatologist Erkin Abdulakhatov presented a forecast for the week of November 9–15: precipitation and subsequent cooling are expected. The rains are beneficial for winter wheat, especially rain-fed fields, but heavy precipitation may cause flooding of lowlands and soil erosion. Humid and windy weather with cooling may worsen the well-being of elderly people, children, and people with asthma and cardiovascular diseases.

Aziz KarimovFirst published on tafs uz 9 November 2026 at 16:512 min read

The key facts

During the week of November 9–15, precipitation is expected, followed by cooling
The rains will improve soil moisture reserves for winter wheat seedlings, especially on rain-fed lands
Heavy precipitation may lead to flooding of lowlands, soil erosion, and hinder field work; mudflows are possible in mountainous areas

What is expected during the week

Climatologist Erkin Abdulakhatov presented the weather forecast for the week of November 9–15 in a publication on Kun.uz. According to his assessment, precipitation is expected during the week, followed by a cooling in the days after. In mountainous areas, the risk of mudflows must be taken into account during heavy rains.

Consequences for agriculture

The rains expected at the beginning of the week, according to the specialist, will increase moisture reserves in the soil and create favorable conditions for the emergence of winter wheat and its initial development. This is especially important for rain-fed (non-irrigated) fields, which are waiting for rain. At the same time, heavy precipitation may lead to water accumulation in low-lying areas and soil erosion, temporarily hindering field work. In connection with the expected cooling, it is recommended to take the necessary protective measures in orchards and vineyards, taking local conditions into account.

Impact on health

Humid and windy weather followed by a drop in temperature may cause discomfort, primarily for elderly people, children, as well as people with asthma and cardiovascular diseases. The specialist recommends dressing appropriately for the weather, changing wet clothes after rain, and not staying outdoors for long during the cold hours of the day.