Baku / 08.08.17 / Turan: According to weather forecasters, August 9 will be the hottest day of this summer in Azerbaijan. So, in Baku and on Apsheron the south-east wind will blow and the temperature will rise to +42 degrees by day. At night it will be up to +28.
The water temperature on the beaches will also rise to a record +31 on the southern coast of the peninsula and to +29 on the northern coast.
In the regions of the country, no precipitation is expected.
The temperature in low-lying areas will rise to +43 degrees, and in mountainous areas it will be up to +34. --16D-
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No precipitation is expected in Baku and on the Absheron Peninsula; the northwestern wind will change to a southeastern wind during the day. Air temperatures will range from 21-26°C at night and 33-38°C during the day, according to the National Hydrometeorology Service of the Ministry of Ecology.
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A fire has erupted at the Experimental and Testing Production of the Scientific Research Institute of SOCAR (the state oil company) in the Surakhani district of Baku, the Ministry of Emergency Situations reported. "Thanks to the urgent and necessary measures taken by the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the spread of the fire to neighboring areas, including nearby residential buildings, has been prevented," the statement reads. Efforts to extinguish the fire are still ongoing.
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In September, the average monthly air temperature in Azerbaijan is expected to be close to the climatic norm. Precipitation levels will also be near the norm, but in some areas, they will exceed it, according to the September forecast from the National Hydrometeorological Service.
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