On Monday, according to information from Uzhydromet, no precipitation is expected in most regions of the country, and the temperature will fluctuate between +5 and +10 degrees Celsius. However, snow is possible in Karakalpakstan and some northern parts of the Navoi region.
From January 27 to 28, a penetration of moist and relatively cold air from Russia will occur in Uzbekistan, leading to precipitation in the form of rain, which may turn into snow.
From January 29 to 30, this air mass will move eastward, resulting in light snowfall in the central and eastern regions of the republic.
The temperature will gradually decrease over several days: at night, it is expected to be −2...−5 degrees, while during the day it will be −3...+2. In the northern part of the country, nighttime temperatures may drop to −8...−13 degrees, while daytime temperatures will be −3...−8.
Fog is also possible in some areas, and there will be an increased risk of avalanches in the mountains.
In the capital, no precipitation is predicted on Monday, with daytime temperatures ranging from +7 to +9 degrees.
On Tuesday evening, rain is possible, and precipitation (rain transitioning to snow) is expected on January 28-29. By January 29, nighttime temperatures will drop to −1...−3 degrees, while daytime temperatures will reach 0...+2.
Fog is also forecasted during the night and morning hours. The wind will be from the west at a speed of 3−8 m/s.
