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Rain and snow expected in the mountains on November 4, temperature to drop to −2 degrees

On November 4, snow and rain are expected in the mountains, temperature will drop to −2 degrees
On Tuesday, November 4, the air temperature in the mountainous regions of Uzbekistan is expected to drop to −2 degrees. Rain and snow are predicted in the mountains, according to Uzhydromet.

Precipitation is also expected in other parts of the country. The average daily temperature will be around +5...+10 degrees.

There is also a chance of rain in Tashkent city, with temperatures ranging from +5 to +7 degrees.

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