On March 14, the weather in Uzbekistan will improve

On the fourteenth time, the weather conditions in Uzbekistan will further improve, and the arrival of the spring season will be clearly felt. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to information services, although the sky will be slightly cloudy in almost all parts of the country, no rain or snow is expected. During these days, nature awakens, creating favorable conditions to enjoy the sunlight.

The wind will mainly blow from the east, with a speed ranging from moderate five to twelve meters per second. The temperature rise at any time of the day will allow the population to fully feel the spring warmth.

In Tashkent city and its surrounding areas, the sky is likely to be slightly cloudy. After noon, the temperature will rise from seventeen to twenty-two degrees, while at night it will be around four to nine degrees.

Although coolness can be felt in the morning and evening, the daytime hours will be very pleasant and warm. In the Republic of Karakalpakstan and Khorezm region, the weather will mainly be dry, with nighttime temperatures dropping to between two and seven degrees, and daytime warming up to between thirteen and eighteen degrees.

In the central regions of Bukhara and Navoi provinces, signs of spring will be even more strongly felt. At night, the temperature will be between four and nine degrees, and during the day it may rise from seventeen to twenty-two degrees.

In some places, there is a possibility of the wind strengthening slightly. In Samarkand, Syrdarya, and Jizzakh provinces, although the sky will be slightly cloudy, no precipitation is expected.

In these regions, daytime temperatures will remain within the spring norms, ranging from seventeen to twenty-two degrees. In the southern regions of Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya provinces, the air will be warmer.

At night, temperatures will drop to between five and ten degrees, while during the day they may reach from eighteen to twenty-three degrees. In the Fergana Valley, which includes Andijan, Namangan, and Fergana provinces, the breath of spring is also clearly felt.

In these areas, at night the temperature will be between four and nine degrees, and during the day it will be warm around seventeen to twenty-two degrees. In mountainous and high-altitude areas, the weather will be relatively cooler, with nighttime temperatures dropping from zero to five degrees, and daytime warming up to between ten and fifteen degrees.

The population will find it convenient to wear light clothing and plan outdoor activities during these days.