Mid-September is bringing a split pattern across Kyrgyzstan: daytime highs in Bishkek, Osh and Jalal-Abad are still holding in the upper +20s to low +30s, even climbing further into the weekend, while Naryn and Karakol see a wet, sharply cooler midweek and nighttime lows everywhere slip into genuine autumn territory.

A Wet, Cold Wednesday for Karakol

Karakol takes the week's biggest hit tomorrow, with a 94% chance of rain and a high of just +17°C — down sharply from today's +23°C. Naryn is unsettled too, with a 78% rain chance and a high of only +22.5°C.

Bishkek, Osh and Jalal-Abad Stay Warm

The Chuy valley and the south barely notice the midweek system. Bishkek holds near +27-29°C through Thursday and Friday, Osh stays in the high +20s to low +30s all week, and Jalal-Abad follows a similar pattern, largely dry throughout.

A Late-Season Warm-Up This Weekend

Rather than cooling further, the south actually warms up heading into the weekend. Osh climbs to +31.1°C Saturday and +31.6°C Sunday, and Bishkek reaches +31°C Saturday too — some of the warmest readings of the month so far, a reminder that Kyrgyzstan's September heat hasn't fully let go yet.

Nights Tell a Different Story

Even as daytime highs hold up, overnight lows are firmly in autumn range. Naryn drops to +7.6°C to +8.4°C most nights this week, Karakol dips as low as +6.3°C by Friday, and even Bishkek's overnight lows sit in the low teens on several nights — a reminder that the calendar, not the afternoon thermometer, is the more reliable guide to the season now.

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