Climate and Weather of Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan offers a range of arid climates, including cold desert and cold steppe climates. In the northeast, where there's slightly more rainfall, a mix of warm Mediterranean and warm continental climates is prevalent. Across Uzbekistan, there's a significant contrast between summer and winter temperatures.Summer in Uzbekistan usually begins in the latter half of May, marked by warmth, dryness, and plentiful sunshine. This season extends well into September, providing long stretches of sunny days. From mid-May to mid-September, average maximum temperatures typically range from 28°C to 38°C. July is often the hottest month, with daytime temperatures sometimes reaching to 50°C.
In winter, most regions of Uzbekistan experience daytime temperatures slightly above freezing, while nights can dip several degrees below. Occasionally, the country experiences much colder weather. Such cold spells, sometimes bringing snow, can disrupt daily life.
The best months for visiting Uzbekistan are from April to June and from September to October. During these times, daytime temperatures are pleasant, and nights are comfortably cool. It's wise to steer clear of the intense heat of July and August.
Are you interested in more detailed information for various cities in Uzbekistan?
Please select the city you plan to visit, or one closest to your destination. For each selected city, you will see the following graphs:
1. Yearly average minimum and maximum temperatures
2. Monthly averages of precipitation throughout the year (rainfall, snow etc)
3. Monthly average hours of sunshine throughout the year
Additionally, some pages provide historical weather data such as humidity, wind speed, and water temperature.