Rain Expected in Azerbaijan on Tuesday
Rain Expected in Azerbaijan on Tuesday
On Tuesday, September 24, variable cloudiness is expected in Baku and the Absheron Peninsula. During the night and morning, there may be brief rain showers and thunderstorms in some areas. A moderate northwestern wind will periodically strengthen in the afternoon. The air temperature will be 16-19°C at night and 23-27°C during the day, according to the National Hydrometeorology Service.
In various regions of Azerbaijan, rain and thunderstorms are anticipated, heavy rain possible in some areas, as well as hail, and wet snow in the highlands. Precipitation is expected to cease in most regions. There may be fog in the mountainous areas at night and in the morning. A moderate western wind will blow. The air temperature will be 15-19°C at night and 25-30°C during the day. In the mountains, temperatures will range from 6-11°C at night and 12-17°C during the day.
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According to the National Metrology Service, precipitation with thunderstorms will take place in most of the country on September 28.
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Today, on September 26, a meeting is expected in New York between the foreign ministers of Azerbaijan and Armenia regarding peace negotiations. The meeting is set to take place with the participation of U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The Secretary will bring the ministers together at a hotel in New York as part of the annual session of the UN General Assembly. This will be Blinken's second trilateral meeting with them on U.S. soil within three months. The last time the three diplomats met was during the NATO summit in Washington on July 10 of this year.
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Weather in the capital will be changeable on 27 September. Precipitation is possible at night in some places. Wind is north-eastern.
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In August, they agreed on the Charter regarding the joint activities of commissions on delimitation and border security issues with Azerbaijan. On September 24, Armenia announced that the Constitutional Court would discuss whether the document complies with their Constitution.
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