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Baku/26.07.22/Turan: Tomorrow, July 27, in Baku and on the Absheron Peninsula, the weather will be mostly without precipitation, cloudy at times during the day, the north-western wind will blow.
Air temperature will be +21+23° at night, 32+34° during the day, the National Hydrometeorological Service of Azerbaijan said in a statement.
It will also be mostly without precipitation in the regions of Azerbaijan. In the afternoon, thunderstorms and short-term rains are expected in some northern and western regions, a moderate easterly wind will blow.
Air temperature at night will be +19 +24 °, during the day +32+37 °. In the mountains, +9+14° is expected at night, +17+22° during the day.
At the same time, the National Hydrometeorological Service warned of increase of the north-western wind in Baku and Absheron from July 28 to 29 to 15-20 m/s, in places to 23-25 m/s.
In mountainous and foothill areas, from July 27 to the end of the month, thunderstorms and short-term rains are expected mainly during the daytime.
Speed of the western wind will reach 15-18 m/s, on July 28 – 20-25 m/s. There is the probability of increasing the water content of rivers. -05D06-
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