On August 21, there will be dust storms and hot weather in Uzbekistan
On August 21, weather conditions in Uzbekistan may change significantly. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to O‘zgidromet data, dust storm winds will strengthen in some areas and the weather will be hot. No precipitation is expected, so those moving outdoors need to be cautious.
In Tashkent city, temperatures are expected to rise from 34 to 36 degrees during the day and drop to 18 to 20 degrees at night. It may be windy, but no rain is expected.
No precipitation is expected in the regions of Karakalpakstan and Khorezm either. Daytime temperatures there will be around 33-38 degrees, and nighttime temperatures around 17-22 degrees.
In Bukhara and Navoi, dust-laden winds blowing at speeds of 13-18 meters per second are possible in some areas. Night temperatures will be 17-22 degrees, and daytime temperatures will be hot, reaching 35-40 degrees.
In Tashkent region, Samarkand, Jizzakh, and Syrdarya regions, no rain is expected, but dust storm winds may intensify. Temperatures in these areas will range from 17-22 degrees at night and 32-37 degrees during the day.
In Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya regions, winds of 13-18 meters per second may blow in some places. Night temperatures will be 18-23 degrees, and daytime temperatures will reach up to 35-40 degrees.
In the Fergana Valley, the weather will be relatively mild, with daytime temperatures of 30-35 degrees and nighttime temperatures of 17-22 degrees. No precipitation is expected in mountainous and foothill areas either, but winds of 13-18 meters per second may blow in some places.
Temperatures in these areas will be around 12-17 degrees at night and 25-30 degrees during the day. Experts call on the public and tourists to increase caution when moving outdoors, especially in windy and dust storm areas.
It is recommended to drink more water and wear light clothing on hot days. Since the weather forecasts for August 21 are important for the population, it is necessary to carefully follow weather news and reminders throughout the day.
Source: O‘zgidromet.
