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November 1, 2026
Baku
Partly cloudy
18°
20°
14°
Ankara
Cloudy
10°
18°
7°
Ashgabat
Partly cloudy
18°
23°
12°
Astana
Cloudy
5°
9°
0°
Bishkek
Sunny
14°
16°
4°
Tashkent
Partly cloudy
17°
20°
9°
Lefkoşa
Cloudy
17°
23°
14°
Budapest
Sunny
7°
14°
7°
Baku
Partly cloudy
18°
20°
14°
Ankara
Cloudy
10°
18°
7°
Ashgabat
Partly cloudy
18°
23°
12°
Astana
Cloudy
5°
9°
0°
Bishkek
Sunny
14°
16°
4°
Tashkent
Partly cloudy
17°
20°
9°
Lefkoşa
Cloudy
17°
23°
14°
Budapest
Sunny
7°
14°
7°
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Uzbek palov (osh)
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