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Baku/14.01.22/Turan: Variable cloudiness, mostly without precipitation is expected on Saturday in Baku and Absheron peninsula. By evening the strong southwest wind is expected to change into moderate northwest.
The night temperature will range from 0°C to 2°C of frost while during the day it will be 5-8°C of heat.
Also, the regions of Azerbaijan are expected to be mostly without precipitation while in the evening it will be raining in places, and snowing in some areas.
Night temperature will range from 0-5°C below zero to 7-10°C below zero, while in the mountains - 5-10°C below zero at night and 0-5°C below zero during the day.
However, starting from the night of January 16 weather conditions in Baku and throughout the country will change dramatically again. At the same time from evening of January 16 to evening of January 17 precipitations in the form of wet snow and stronger northerly wind are expected. Windy weather will continue until January 20.
Wind speed at some places will reach 23-28 m/sec. -06D-
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