Uzbekistan is expected to face precipitation across various regions on March 24, following forecasts by Uzgidromet. Rain is anticipated in areas such as Tashkent, Bukhara, and the mountainous regions, with temperatures ranging widely. A flood risk has been declared for nine regions due to the expected weather conditions.
At the outset of this week, Uzbekistan is forecasted to experience precipitation across various regions, as reported by Uzgidromet. Rainfall is anticipated on Monday, March 24, with specific conditions varying by region.
In Tashkent, the weather will be partly cloudy with rain. Winds will shift from an easterly to a westerly direction at 3-8 meters/second, potentially increasing to 10-12 meters/second. Nighttime temperatures will range from +12 to +14 degrees, while daytime temperatures will be between +15 and +17 degrees.
In the Republic of Karakalpakstan and Khorezm region, there will be partly cloudy conditions with some nighttime and morning rain. Winds from the west will range from 7-12 meters/second, while temperatures are expected to be +5 to +10 degrees at night and +10 to +15 degrees during the day.
The Bukhara and Navoi regions will also see partly cloudy skies and rain in certain areas, with stronger rainfall in some locations. Winds will persist from the west at 7-12 meters/second, potentially increasing to 13-18 meters/second. Temperatures will be stable both at night and during the day, hovering between +10 and +15 degrees.
In Tashkent, Syrdarya, Samarkand, and Jizzakh regions, the forecast predicts partly cloudy weather with rain, impacted by winds shifting to a westerly direction at 7-12 meters/second. Nighttime temperatures will range from +9 to +14 degrees, while daytime temperatures will occur between +12 to +17 degrees.
In Kashkadarya region, conditions will be partly cloudy with rain expected, and some areas may experience strong rainfall. Winds will blow from the west at speeds of 7-12 meters/second, potentially intensifying to 13-18 meters/second. The temperature spectrum will remain between +10 and +15 degrees throughout the day and night.
Surkhandarya region will experience partly cloudy weather, with rain anticipated in the latter half of the day, possibly heavy in some places. Wind speeds will range from 7-12 meters/second, with gusts reaching 15-20 meters/second, and temperatures will be between +13 and +20 degrees.
In Andijan, Namangan, and Fergana, the weather will be partly cloudy, with no precipitation expected at night but rainfall during the day, which may be heavy in certain areas. Winds will shift direction as with previous regions. Nighttime temperatures will range from +10 to +15 degrees and daytime from +15 to +20 degrees.
Foothill and mountainous regions will face a mix of partly cloudy weather and possible heavy rainfall, transitioning to snow at higher elevations. There is a notable risk of snow drifts, mudslides, and floods due to expected rainfall. Winds will follow previous patterns, with temperatures from +7 to +12 degrees.
As humid and somewhat cool air moves into Uzbekistan over the weekend, authorities have issued a flood risk alert for nine regions, correlating with anticipated adverse weather from March 24 to March 27.
In summary, Uzbekistan is set to experience varied precipitation and temperature fluctuations across multiple regions beginning March 24. The presence of rain, coupled with shifting winds, poses potential challenges, especially in foothill and mountainous areas where flood risks have been declared. Residents are advised to stay informed and prepared for the forthcoming weather changes.
Original Source: zamin.uz
