Baku / 29.03.18 / Turan: The dust content in the air in Baku, according to data at noon on March 29, exceeded the sanitary standard by 25%, the Environmental Monitoring Department of the Ministry of Ecology reported on March 29.
The reason for this is the invasion of dusty air with atmospheric flows from the Arabian Peninsula. Specialists of the department forecast the preservation of a high level of dust in the air on March 29-30.
Meanwhile, forecasters predict an unstable weather in Baku and Absheron on March 30 with rain and an increase in the north-west wind. The air temperature will be + 5 + 7 degrees at night and + 9 + 11 degrees by day.
On March 30-31, compared with March 29, the weather will change dramatically on Absheron. The air temperature will drop by 5-10 degrees, and the north wind will increase. -05D-06-
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