Hot weather is coming
Partly cloudy weather is expected in Baku and the Absheron Peninsula on Thursday, July 4. At night, short-term precipitation and thunderstorms are possible in some parts of the peninsula. The north-westerly wind will prevail, which will be replaced by a south-easterly one in the afternoon. The air temperature at night will be +20 +24 °, during the day +30 +35°, according to the National Hydrometeorology Service.
Mostly no precipitation is expected in the regions of Azerbaijan. However, short-term precipitation, thunderstorms and hail are possible in some mountainous areas during the day. A moderate easterly wind will prevail. The air temperature at night will be +20 +24°, during the day +31 +36°. +8 +13° is expected in the mountains at night, +15 +20° in the daytime.
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Weather will be changeable in the capital on Friday. Precipitation is possible in places at night. Moderate southwestern wind, which will turn into northwestern one in the evening. Air temperature is +10+12 at night, +13+17 during the day. Humidity is 70-80%.
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