Tashkent, Bukhara and Navoi break daily temperature records

According to Uzhydromet, the daytime high in Navoi reached 30 degrees Celsius on November 8. The previous peak value for that date, 28.7 degrees, was recorded in 1992, meaning the new figure is 1.3 degrees higher.

In Bukhara on the same day, thermometers registered 30.6 degrees. The previous record for November 8 also dates back to 1992 and stood at 29.5 degrees; the difference is 1.1 degrees.

Two days earlier, on November 6, a record was broken in the capital: Tashkent recorded 26.9 degrees compared to 26.4 degrees in 1981, an increase of 0.5 degrees. In all three cases, these are maximums for specific calendar dates, rather than the highest temperatures for the entire month of November.

As Podrobno.uz previously wrote, cold and humid air began moving into the country's territory starting November 9. Rains, heavy in some places, are forecast in the coming days, snow is not ruled out in the north and in the mountains, and temperatures will drop noticeably.