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Variable weather in Kyrgyzstan: frost and scattered rain expected

Kyrgyzstan will start the week dry before frost sets in and regional rainfall arrives later.

22 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Forecasters predict mixed weather conditions for Kyrgyzstan over the coming days. According to 24.kg, October 19 will remain dry throughout the day, as will October 20.

No rain is expected on October 21, according to 24.kg. On October 22, the city of Bishkek should stay dry while the Issyk-Kul region is forecast to receive rain. The night of October 23 is expected to be cold, the forecast shows.

Multiple sources report falling temperatures across the entire week. Kaktus.media emphasizes that it will grow colder each day, and meteorologists are warning of frost in Bishkek and across the country.

Kaktus.media points to temperatures dropping to minus 6 degrees Celsius for the week ahead. The outlet recommends preparing for cold conditions and having warm clothing ready.

Rain is forecast for several days of the week in the Issyk-Kul region according to 24.kg, while other parts of the country will experience mainly dry conditions.

The meteorological services have not issued a uniform forecast for all regions. While Bishkek and parts of the country must prepare for frost, conditions in higher-altitude areas like the Issyk-Kul region remain variable.

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