Comparison of global precitation and temperature with actual observed data on the territory of Uzbekistan

The territory of Uzbekistan is a combination of flat and mountainous relief, occupying a completely continental region of the planet, as a result, it has an arid (aridus - “dry”) climate, or, according to Köppen, a desert and semi-desert climate, a dry climate with high air temperatures experiencing large daily fluctuations, and a small amount of precipitation (sharply continental climate). There is an acute shortage of precipitation during the growing season. From July to September, there is practically no precipitation. The plains are located in the southwestern and northwestern parts and consist of the Ustyurt plateau, the delta of the lower reaches of the Amu Darya and the Kyzylkum desert.