Uzbekistan Weather in February

In short: Not so cold, mostly sunny
Temperature
The country experiences a gradual temperature rise in February, with average temperatures ranging from -3 to 8°C (26.6 to 46.4℉), though it can occasionally reach as high as 15 to 16 degrees Celsius (59 to 60.8 degrees Fahrenheit) on warmer afternoons.
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Hazrati Imam Complex in Tashkent
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Most days stay above freezing, making outdoor exploration relatively comfortable. However, sudden temperature drops may occur, especially when it snows. For travelers visiting Uzbekistan in February 2026, packing adaptable layers remains essential. Most days stay above freezing, making outdoor exploration relatively comfortable. However, sudden temperature drops may occur, especially when it snows. For travelers visiting Uzbekistan in February 2026, packing adaptable layers remains essential.
The warmest places in Uzbekistan in February:
Termez: 1 - 12°C (33.8 - 53.6°F); Samarkand: -2 - 8°C (28.4 - 46.4°F)
The coldest places in Uzbekistan in February:
Nukus: -8 - 2°C (17.6 - 35.6°F); Tashkent: -2 - 8°C (28.4 - 46.4°F)
Precipitation
February sees minimal rainfall throughout the year in Uzbekistan, with average precipitation of just 17mm spreading about 6 days. While heavy rain is uncommon, light snow or drizzle may occasionally appear. For those hoping to admire the winter scenery, checking the weather forecast is essential to catch these fleeting snowy moments. Roads generally remain clear as light snow tends to melt quickly. Still, you should pack a compact umbrella or waterproof jacket for unexpected rainfall. The low precipitation has little disruption to outdoor sightseeing.Sunrise, Sunset, and Day Length
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Shakhi-zinda in Winter Afternoon
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Although the UV index remains moderate at 3, sunscreen remains advisable for those particularly sensitive to sunlight, especially when visiting high-altitude areas or snow-covered landscapes where sunlight reflection can be stronger. Even in winter, the sunlight can be strong, so wearing sunglasses is essential to protect your eyes.
Packing Recommendations
Clothing Essentials
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Footwear: Waterproof boots with wool socks for cities and winter hiking shoes for mountains
Must-have Accessories



Smart Scheduling for February Travel Trips
With about 10 hours of daytime, you can visit two to three major sites daily at a leisurely pace. To make the best of your time in Uzbekistan, visit open-air sites like the Kalyan Minaret in Bukhara or the Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum in Samarkand during midday hours, generally 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, when the weather is the most pleasant for outdoor exploration. During these daylight hours, you can enjoy perfect lighting for photographing the stunning Islamic architecture.Early mornings and later afternoons are better spent exploring indoor attractions. The Uzbekistan State Museum of Applied Art and the Tashkent Planetarium make excellent choices when temperatures drop.
Pro tip: As February progresses, daylight increases by 30 minutes by the end of the month, so check sunset times to plan accordingly. The golden afternoon light around 3:00 to 4:00 PM is particularly magical for capturing the Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis in Samarkand.
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Weather in Major Cities of Uzbekistan in February
City | Temp. | Rainfall (mm / days) | Humidity (%) |
Tashkent |
0 - 9.4°C |
57 / 10 |
68 |
Samarkand |
-4.3 - 3.5°C |
20 / 7 |
68 |
Khiva |
-5 - 6°C |
8 / 5 |
62 |
Urgench |
-1 - 9°C |
36 / 5 |
65 |
Andijon |
-3.3 - 6.3°C |
33 / 7 |
81 |
Namangan |
-3 - 4.3°C |
50 / 9 |
72 |
Fergana |
-0.6 - 7.6°C |
21 / 6 |
76 |
Nukus |
-3.4 - 4°C |
22 / 5 |
63 |
Karshi |
-0.2 - 9.8°C |
44 / 5 |
68 |
Termez |
4.7 - 11.8°C |
16 / 7 |
55 |
Uzbekistan Weather by Month