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Baku/26.02.21/Turan: On February 27, the weather in Baku and Absheron will be cloudy, without precipitation; southwest wind, moderate. The air temperature at night will be + 1 + 3, and during the day + 6 + 8.
Precipitation is not expected in the regions of the country, the wind is west. The air temperature in low-lying areas will be -3 + 2 at night, and + 8 + 13 during the day. In the mountains, it will be -5-8 frost at night, and 0-5 in the daytime.
Forecasters from the Ministry of Ecology warn that the next wave of the cold will come to Azerbaijan on March 1. Snowfalls will be accompanied by strong winds of 20-25 meters per second. Unstable weather will continue in the country until March 5. -0-
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