On March 13, the weather in Uzbekistan will be warm and sunny.
We are taking a general look at the weather conditions in Uzbekistan on March 13. Zamin.uz reported this.
These days, it is not war but a period of changing nature that is being observed. Temperatures are shifting from sharp drops to slightly warmer conditions.
According to official data provided by the Uzbekistan Hydrometeorological Service, rain or snow is not expected in most parts of the country. However, it should be remembered that clouds may appear in the sky during dawn and night hours.
In short, spring is now showing its influence, regularly bringing sunlight. In Tashkent city and region, nighttime temperatures will range from zero to two degrees, while daytime temperatures will be between eleven and thirteen degrees.
The sky may be partly cloudy in the morning, but the weather will remain stable at night. In Karakalpakstan and Khorezm regions, nighttime temperatures are confirmed to be between minus two and seven degrees, while daytime temperatures will range from seven to twelve degrees.
These figures may evoke a somewhat cold feeling for people. In Bukhara and Navoi regions, nighttime temperatures will be between minus one and six degrees, while daytime temperatures will range from eight to thirteen degrees.
The warm scent of spring is also felt in these areas. In Surxondaryo and Kashkadarya regions, nighttime temperatures are expected to range from minus two to three degrees, while daytime temperatures may rise up to ten and fifteen degrees.
There is a possibility of faster warming in southern regions. In Andijan, Namangan, and Fergana regions entering the Fergana Valley, nighttime temperatures will be two or three degrees, while daytime temperatures will range from eight to thirteen degrees.
The warm air of spring is even restoring its reputation in the Fergana Valley. In Samarkand, Sirdaryo, and Jizzakh regions as well, nighttime temperatures are planned to be two or three degrees, while daytime temperatures will range from eight to thirteen degrees.
In mountainous and hilly areas, nighttime temperatures may drop from minus five to minus ten degrees, while daytime temperatures could be between zero and five degrees. Therefore, it is necessary to avoid staying outside for long periods if snow falls.
