Rain covers nearly the entire country today, with Bishkek seeing a 100% chance and Naryn and Karakol not far behind. The wet pattern lingers into the middle of next week, especially around Issyk-Kul, before a strong warm-up pushes southern Kyrgyzstan back into the mid-+30s by next weekend.

Rain Covers the Country Today

Bishkek's rain chance hits 100% today with a high of just +28°C, Naryn sits at 92%, Karakol at 86%, and Jalal-Abad at 74%. Osh is the driest of the main cities today, still seeing a 55% chance of rain with a high of +29°C.

Karakol Stays Wet and Cool Into Sunday

The Issyk-Kul region doesn't dry out quickly — Karakol's rain chance actually rises to 96% on Sunday, with a high of only +18°C, while Naryn stays unsettled too at 82%.

South Clears First, Chuy Valley Lags Behind

Osh and Jalal-Abad both turn dry by Monday with highs climbing to around +31-32°C, but Bishkek and Karakol stay unsettled longer — Bishkek's rain chance rebounds to 78% on Monday and 69% on Tuesday, and Karakol sees another wet spell around 91% on Tuesday, before both finally clear by Wednesday.

Heat Surges Back by the Weekend

Once the rain clears midweek, temperatures climb quickly. Jalal-Abad and Osh both reach +35°C by Thursday and Friday, and even Bishkek, further from the hottest zone, warms to +34°C by Friday — matching some of the hottest days seen earlier this month.

Seven-Day Outlook by City