- Temperature
- -2 to 36°C
Updated September 2026 · Sources cited: wanderlog.com, en.climate-data.org
Good to know
Good to Know
- Tashkent has a continental climate with dramatic seasonal swings—expect 40°C+ (104°F+) heat in summer and freezing nights in winter.
- Summer humidity is low (around 38–40%), but winter humidity climbs (reaching 72–73% in January), making cold feel sharper.
- The city enjoys roughly 2,755 sunshine hours annually; summer days are long (15+ hours daylight in June) while winter days are short.
- Late winter and spring (February–April) bring the most rain; pack layers for temperature swings and expect occasional wet days if visiting then.
- Winter can bring sporadic snow; roads and sidewalks are typically managed well, but pack warm clothing if visiting December–February.
Peak Month
- Month
- July
Daytime High
- Celsius
- 36
- Fahrenheit
- 97
Nighttime Low
- Celsius
- 20
- Fahrenheit
- 68
Off Peak Month
- Month
- January
Daytime High
- Celsius
- 6
- Fahrenheit
- 43
Nighttime Low
- Celsius
- -2
- Fahrenheit
- 28
Seasons
- Summer
- June to August is very hot and sunny. Summer daytime highs regularly exceed 35°C (95°F), with extreme heat sometimes reaching 40°C (104°F) or higher on the hottest days.
- Winter
- December to February brings cold conditions with occasional snow. January is the coldest month, with temperatures dropping below freezing at night.
- Spring Autumn
- Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer moderate temperatures, ranging from roughly 15–30°C (59–86°F), with spring seeing the most rainfall of the year.
Best Months
September–October and April–May offer pleasant temperatures and relatively dry conditions, making them ideal for visiting.
Worst Months
July–August are extremely hot and intense; January–February are cold and occasionally snowy.
Precipitation
- Pattern
- Tashkent is a relatively dry city. Rainfall is concentrated in late winter and spring (February–April), with March and April being the wettest months. Summer is extremely dry, with July and August receiving minimal precipitation.
- Snowfall
- Light snowfall occurs in winter months, particularly in January, with sporadic snow days rather than heavy accumulation typical of the region's continental climate.
- Annual Total Mm
- 460
AI-generated estimateData refreshed September 2026
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