"Uzhydromet" announced the weather forecast for today, September 2.
According to it, the weather in Tashkent city will be partly cloudy, no precipitation is expected. The wind will be easterly at 5-10 m/s. The temperature at night will be 15-17 degrees, during the day 31-33 degrees.
In the Republic of Karakalpakstan and Khorezm region, the weather will be partly cloudy, no precipitation is expected. The wind will be easterly at 7-12 m/s, in some places it may increase to 13-18 m/s, with possible dust storms. The temperature at night will be 13-18 degrees, during the day 30-35 degrees.
In Bukhara and Navoi regions, the weather will be partly cloudy, no precipitation is expected. The wind will be easterly at 7-12 m/s, in some places it may increase to 17-22 m/s, with possible dust storms. The temperature at night will be 14-19 degrees, during the day 30-35 degrees.
In Tashkent, Sirdaryo, Jizzakh, and Samarkand regions, the weather will be partly cloudy, no precipitation is expected. The wind will be easterly at 7-12 m/s, in some places it may increase to 13-18 m/s, with possible dust storms. The temperature at night will be 13-18 degrees, during the day 30-35 degrees.
In Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya regions, the weather will be partly cloudy, no precipitation is expected. The wind will be easterly at 7-12 m/s, in some places it may increase to 13-18 m/s, with possible dust storms. The temperature at night will be 16-21 degrees, during the day 32-37 degrees.
In Andijan, Namangan, and Fergana regions, the weather will be partly cloudy, no precipitation is expected. The wind will be northeasterly at 5-10 m/s, in some places it may increase to 13-18 m/s, with possible dust storms. The temperature at night will be 13-18 degrees, during the day 30-35 degrees.
In the mountainous areas of the republic, the weather will be partly cloudy, no precipitation is expected. The wind will be easterly at 7-12 m/s, in some places it may increase to 13-18 m/s. The temperature at night will be 9-14 degrees, during the day 20-25 degrees.
