Baku / 02.07.18 / Turan: On July 2 in Baku and Absheron the weather remains hot, despite the northwest wind. The air temperature is within + 35 + 39 degrees, the humidity is 20-30% in the daytime, and it will rise to 40-50% at night.
The temperature of the sea water on the beaches of Apsheron has reached 27-28 degrees, and on the southern shore it is 29 degrees.
In the country's regions, precipitation is not expected, and there is a western wind. In the central lowland areas, the air will warm up to +43 degrees, and in the mountains it will be up to +32. -02D-
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