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Rain and winds of up to 30 m/s are bearing down on the Kuril Islands: the cyclone will also affect other Far Eastern regions

On October 28–29, the Kuril Islands will be hit by heavy rain and storm-force winds: in the north of the archipelago, gusts will intensify to 30 m/s. The cause is a series of cyclones, including the former typhoon Champi. Bad weather is also forecast for Chukotka and Kamchatka, where classes in schools were previously canceled and tourist routes were closed due to the cyclone.

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In Uzbekistan for the week of October 26 — November 1: first cold nights, then warming up to +22

According to a weekly review by climatologist Erkin Abdulakhatov for Gazeta, the start of the week in Uzbekistan will be under the influence of the southern edge of the Siberian anticyclone: nighttime frosts down to −2…−3 degrees in the north, daytime up to +20…+22. From Thursday the anticyclone will retreat, with precipitation possible in the mountains. Weakening winds may worsen air quality in Tashkent and the valley.

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Uzhydromet: no precipitation in Uzbekistan on October 24, temperatures from 10 to 20 degrees Celsius

Uzhydromet forecasts variable cloudiness and no precipitation for October 24 across the republic. The temperature will be 15–20 degrees Celsius, with 10–15 in the north. In Tashkent, 16–18 degrees are expected, with an easterly wind of 3–8 m/s. In the northern and desert areas, the wind may intensify to 13–18 m/s with blowing dust.

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Uzhydromet: Dry and warm weather to persist in Uzbekistan on October 23–25

According to the Uzhydromet forecast, from October 23 to 25, dry and warm weather without precipitation is expected across Uzbekistan. At night +3 to +8 degrees (in the north down to 2 degrees of frost), during the day up to +20. East wind 7–12 m/s, strengthening to 13–18 m/s in the north and desert zone, with dust in places. No precipitation is expected in Tashkent.

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