In Uzbekistan, the air temperature is expected to gradually rise during this week, reaching up to 42 degrees in some regions. This was reported by Uzgidromet.
According to the report, on July 6–11, most of the country will experience partly cloudy weather. No precipitation is expected. Only in some foothill and mountainous areas may there be short-term rain with thunderstorms.
It is noted that after the relatively cool weather observed at the beginning of July, the temperature in the country will gradually return to normal summer levels during this week.
Today, July 6, the daytime air temperature will be around 34–37 degrees. In the following days, daytime temperatures will rise to 37–40 degrees. In the northern, southern, and desert regions of the republic, daytime air temperatures are forecast to reach 39–42 degrees.
The wind will blow from the east at a speed of 7–12 meters per second. In some places, its speed may increase to 15 meters per second, and dust storms may occur.
In the capital Tashkent, on July 6–11, the weather will also be partly cloudy, with no precipitation expected. The wind will blow from the east at a speed of 3–8 meters per second, and in some areas it may increase to 10–12 meters per second.
On July 6–7, the daytime air temperature in Tashkent is expected to be 35–38 degrees, rising to 38–40 degrees in the second half of the week. At night, the air temperature will remain around 22–25 degrees.
