A weekly heatwave and dust storm is expected in Uzbekistan
In the new week, the temperature in Uzbekistan will rise to record levels again. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to "O‘zgidromet" weather information for July 21-24, hot and dry weather will prevail in the country. Throughout the week, almost all regions will experience no rain, slightly cloudy skies, and high temperatures.
On Monday and Tuesday, especially in the southern and desert regions, temperatures may rise to 45 degrees. In other provinces, temperatures will reach up to 43 degrees.
On Wednesday and Thursday, the weather is expected to cool slightly, with temperatures dropping by 1-2 degrees. In Karakalpakstan and Khorezm, there will be no rain and cloudy skies, with strong winds blowing from the east.
There is a high probability of dust storms in these areas. Temperatures will range from 35 to 42 degrees, with nighttime temperatures around 22-27 degrees.
Hot weather will also continue in Bukhara and Navoi. Nighttime temperatures will be around 24-29 degrees, and daytime temperatures will be around 38-43 degrees.
Winds will be strong, and dust storms may occur in some places. In Tashkent, Syrdarya, Jizzakh, and Samarkand provinces, on Monday and Tuesday, temperatures will be around 38-43 degrees during the day and 23-28 degrees at night.
Then, temperatures will drop slightly to 36-41 degrees. Winds will blow from the east, and there is a possibility of dust storms.
In Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya, temperatures will be the highest, reaching 40-45 degrees on July 21-22, and around 38-43 degrees on July 23-24. Nighttime temperatures will be warm, around 25-30 degrees.
Hot days will also continue in Andijan, Namangan, and Fergana provinces. On Monday and Tuesday, temperatures will be around 36-41 degrees, and on Thursday, around 35-40 degrees.
Nighttime temperatures will remain around 23-28 degrees. Winds will blow from the east at a speed of 5-10 meters per second, and no rain is expected.
In mountainous areas, the weather will be slightly milder. On July 21-22, daytime temperatures will drop to 30-35 degrees, and on July 23-24, to 27-32 degrees.
Nighttime temperatures will be around 19-24 degrees. The weather will be cloudy, no rain is expected, and winds may blow at a speed of 18 meters per second in some places.
Experts are urging the population to protect themselves from direct sunlight, drink more water, and adapt to the hot weather. It is especially important to pay attention to the health of young children and the elderly.
The high temperatures and dusty air may cause several inconveniences in agriculture, production, and urban life. Weekly weather information once again reminds us of the need to treat nature with care.
The heat, wind, and dryness are testing all of us in July. Therefore, it is important to take care of our health and implement safety measures.
