According to it, a relative decrease in air temperature is expected on Monday.
In Tashkent city the weather will be slightly cloudy, occasionally changeable, no precipitation is expected. The wind will blow from the east at 3-8 m/s, may increase up to 11-14 m/s, and may be accompanied by dust storms in some places. The temperature will be 20-22 degrees at night and 33-35 degrees during the day.
In the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Khorezm region the weather will be slightly cloudy, changeable in some places, no precipitation expected. The wind blows from the east at 7-12 m/s. The temperature will be 17-22 degrees at night and 33-38 degrees during the day.
In Bukhara and Navoi regions the weather will be slightly cloudy, changeable in some places, no precipitation expected. The wind blows from the east at 7-12 m/s. The temperature will be 18-23 degrees at night and 33-38 degrees during the day.
In Tashkent, Syrdarya, Jizzakh, and Samarkand regions the weather will be slightly cloudy, changeable in some places, no precipitation expected. The wind blows from the east at 7-12 m/s, may increase up to 13-18 m/s in some places, and may be accompanied by dust storms in some places. The temperature will be 18-23 degrees at night and 32-37 degrees during the day.
In Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya regions the weather will be slightly cloudy, changeable in some places, no precipitation expected. The wind blows from the east at 9-14 m/s. The temperature will be 18-23 degrees at night and 35-40 degrees during the day.
In Andijan, Namangan and Fergana regions the weather will be slightly cloudy, changeable in some places, no precipitation expected. The wind blows from the east at 5-10 m/s. The temperature will be 18-23 degrees at night and 32-37 degrees during the day.
In the foothills and mountainous areas of the republic the weather will be slightly cloudy, changeable in some places, no precipitation expected. The wind blows from the east at 7-12 m/s. The temperature will be 12-17 degrees at night and 22-27 degrees during the day.
