According to Uzhydromet, it will be dry in the country on Monday, with daytime temperatures ranging from +5 to +10 degrees Celsius. However, in Karakalpakstan and northern Navoi region, snow is possible in some areas.
From January 27 to 28, moist and cool air from Russia will start to flow into the country, bringing precipitation (rain transitioning to snow).
From January 29 to 30, this air mass will move eastward, and light snowfalls are expected in the central and eastern regions of the republic.
In the coming days, temperatures will gradually decrease: at night to -2 to -5 degrees, during the day to -3 to +2, while in the north, nighttime temperatures will drop to -8 to -13 degrees, and during the day to -3 to -8.
Fog is possible in some places, and there remains a threat of avalanches in mountainous areas.
In the capital, no precipitation is expected on Monday, with daytime temperatures ranging from +7 to +9 degrees.
Rain is expected on Tuesday evening, and on January 28-29, precipitation (rain that will transition to snow) will also occur. By January 29, nighttime temperatures will drop to -1 to -3 degrees, and during the day to 0 to +2.
Fog may occur during the night and morning hours, with a west wind blowing at a speed of 3-8 m/s.
