Last night snow fell almost all over the country. Most of all it fell in the Talysh Mountains, reaching 12-cm thickness in Lerik.
In the mountains of the Greater Caucasus (Agsu, Ismayilli and Gabala) the thickness of the snow was 3-5 cm, in the northern region it was 2-3 cm, and in the low-lying area it was 1 cm.
Last night the air temperature in Baku and Absheron sank to minus 2 degrees. In Nakhchivan it was -7 -11, and in the highlands of the Greater Caucasus it was -13 -16.
On 23 November the snowfall will continue against the backdrop of a strong northwest wind, which will change to the northeast in the afternoon.
The temperature will be 0 -2 degrees at night and + 1 + 3 in the daytime.
In regions intense snowfall is expected in the mountains. The air temperature will drop to 5 degrees below zero at night, and + 1 + 5 in daytime. In the highlands it will be up to 10 degrees Celsius below zero. -02D-
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