Summer's hottest stretch in weeks continues today, with Bishkek, Osh and Jalal-Abad all dry and climbing toward the mid-+30s. The heat holds through the weekend, but the pattern turns early next week as rain returns to Bishkek and Karakol stays unsettled.
Heat Builds Through the Weekend
Osh leads the country, climbing from +33°C today to +34.5°C by Sunday, with Jalal-Abad close behind at +32°C today rising to +34°C by Monday. Bishkek isn't far off either, reaching +33.8°C on Saturday — some of the hottest readings the capital has seen in weeks.
Naryn and Karakol Stay Comfortable
The high-altitude east avoids the worst of the heat. Naryn holds in the mid-+20s through the weekend, and Karakol stays similarly mild in the low-to-mid +20s, though both start seeing rising rain chances by Saturday and Sunday.
Rain Returns to Bishkek by Monday
The dry, hot pattern breaks first in the capital. Bishkek's rain chance climbs to 45% on Monday with gusty wind up to 22 km/h, and temperatures ease to +31.5°C — a real change after four straight dry, hot days.
Cooling Continues Into Next Week
The cooldown deepens through Tuesday and Wednesday, with Bishkek dropping to +29.3°C and then +25.7°C — a notable step down from the weekend's heat and a reminder that September is close.
Seven-Day Outlook by City
- Bishkek: +31.7°C today, climbing to +33.8°C Saturday, rain returns Monday, cooling to +25.7°C by Wednesday.
- Osh: +33.2°C today, climbing steadily to +34.5°C by Sunday, staying warm into next week.
- Jalal-Abad: +32.2°C today, rising to +34°C by Monday, still warm Tuesday at +31°C.
- Karakol/Issyk-Kul: +23.6°C today and dry, rain chances rising through the weekend, unsettled into next week.
- Naryn: +26.2°C today and dry, staying mild with rising rain chances by Saturday.