Baku / 03/01/19 / Turan: On March 2 in Baku and Absheron the weather will be overcast, but precipitation is not expected. The wind will be northerly moderate, which in the afternoon will turn to a southerly one.
The air temperature during the day will be + 10 + 12 degrees, and at night it will be + 3 + 6.
In lowland areas, precipitation is not expected either. In the morning fog is possible. The air temperature during the day will be + 10 + 15 degrees.
In the mountains it will be + 3 + 7 degrees during the day and up to - 5 degrees frost at night.
According to the Ministry of Environment, on March 3, the weather will begin to deteriorate from the northern and western regions of the country. Intensive precipitation is expected in the form of rain.
It will snow in the mountains, and the wind will come to 20 meters per second, with gusts up to 28 meters per second. -05D-
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