Heavy rain and flooding expected in Uzbekistan during harvest season

In Uzbekistan, unstable weather conditions are expected during the weekend. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to data from the Uzhydromet Service Agency, from May 22 to 24, rain is expected at times in most regions of the country, with possible heavy downpours in some areas. There is also a chance of hail.

This requires citizens to be cautious when planning their daily activities, especially in foothill and mountainous areas where weather conditions may be particularly active.

In these areas, rain may sometimes be heavy and accompanied by hail, increasing the risk of flash floods.

It is also important to consider the possibility of snowfall in some regions. Therefore, citizens planning trips to mountainous areas should regularly monitor weather forecasts and take necessary safety precautions.

Rainy weather will prevail across most of the republic. However, no precipitation is expected in the Republic of Karakalpakstan and Khorezm Region.

In Bukhara and Navoi regions, only brief and light rain is possible in some areas. In other regions, the duration and intensity of rainfall are expected to be higher.

Wind speed will range from 7 to 12 meters per second, with possible increases to 13–18 meters per second in some areas.

In the northern part of the country, desert areas, and southern regions, wind may be accompanied by dust storms, which could cause certain inconveniences for drivers and people working outdoors.

Air temperature on May 22–24 will be 13–18°C at night and around 22–27°C during the day. The temperature will not drop sharply, but due to rain and wind, a noticeable chill may be felt.

This means that those going out should wear warmer clothing. In Tashkent, rain is expected at times during the day on Friday, possibly accompanied by hail.

The temperature in the capital will be 22–24°C. On Saturday, mostly dry weather is expected, but there remains a chance of brief rain and hail in the evening.

On Sunday, intermittent rain is forecast in the capital. In summary, the weather will be changeable in many regions of Uzbekistan over the weekend.

Rain, wind, and hail may affect planned outdoor activities. Therefore, those intending to go out in the open or travel to mountainous areas should take weather information into account.

Caution and vigilance will be useful companions for every citizen during these days.