On March 10, rain and snow are predicted, especially in the foothills and mountainous areas. The next day, March 11, snow is also forecasted. Precipitation may be intense, and in some areas, the wind will strengthen to 15-20 meters per second, while over the waters of Lake Issyk-Kul, it may reach 19-24 meters per second.
On the roads, snow drifts and ice patches are expected to form, and snowdrifts may occur in the mountains.
At night on March 11 and 12, temperatures in the Chui Valley may drop to -8...-13 degrees, while daytime temperatures will be -1...-6 degrees. In the Talas Valley, nighttime temperatures will be -8...-13, and during the day -2...-7.
In the valleys of Osh, Jalal-Abad, and Batken regions, nighttime temperatures may reach -4...-9, while daytime temperatures will be -1...+4. In the Issyk-Kul basin, nighttime temperatures will drop to -7...-12, and during the day to -3...+2. In the Naryn region, in the agricultural zone, nighttime temperatures are expected to be -11...-16, while daytime temperatures will be -2...-7. In the foothills, nighttime temperatures may reach -10...-15, and during the day -4...-9. In mountainous areas, temperatures are forecasted to be -11...-16 at night and -8...-13 during the day.
The Suusamyr Valley will face nighttime temperatures of -17...-22, while daytime temperatures will be -8...-13. In high-altitude areas, nighttime temperatures may drop to -23...-28, while during the day it will be -6...-11.
This unstable weather condition may create difficulties for communication, energy, and utility services. Due to intense precipitation, visibility on the roads will deteriorate, leading to transportation difficulties.
