By Saturday, the weather in Baku and Absheron will stabilize, weather forecasters said.
June 14 the weather in the capital and in Absheron will be changeable, cloudy and mainly dry. However, on the night of 14 June intermittent rain is possible.
The temperature will be +15+20 degrees at night and +25 +30 by day.
In most areas of the country the precipitation will also cease on June 14. However, in some areas of the Lesser Caucasus short rains are expected.
The air temperature in the lowlands during the day will warm up to +30+35 degrees. In the mountains it will be +19+24 deg.
The next two days are also expected mainly without rain and with rising air temperatures. -16D06-
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