Bishkek starts the week with its last significant rain — a 100% chance today — while the south is already dry and warming. The wet pattern lingers over Issyk-Kul into Tuesday, but once it clears midweek, a strong late-August heat wave builds, pushing Osh to +34°C and Bishkek to +33°C by the weekend.

Bishkek's Last Rainy Day

Bishkek sees a 100% chance of rain today with a high of just +29°C, while Osh and Jalal-Abad are already dry and comfortably warm at +31°C and +30°C. Naryn is dry too today, though still cool at +22°C.

Karakol Peaks Wet on Tuesday

The Issyk-Kul region is the last to clear. Karakol's rain chance actually rises to 95% on Tuesday with a high of only +20°C, and Bishkek stays unsettled too at 94%, before both dry out by Wednesday.

A Heat Wave Builds Through the Weekend

Once the rain clears, temperatures climb fast almost everywhere. Osh reaches +33°C by Wednesday and +34°C by Thursday through Saturday, Jalal-Abad hits +34°C by Friday, and even Bishkek — coming off today's rain — warms to +33°C by Saturday, some of the hottest readings of the past two weeks.

Naryn and Karakol Stay Milder

The high-altitude east doesn't join the heat wave the same way. Naryn tops out near +25-28°C through the weekend and Karakol stays in the low +20s, keeping both noticeably cooler than the Chuy valley and the south.

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