Baku / 23.11.19 / Turan: According to local sources, the most abundant precipitation occurred in the Khizi region, where the thickness of the snow cover in Altiagach exceeds 20 cm.
In the high-mountain villages of the Guba district, the snow cover reaches 15-20 cm, and in the village of Laza in the Gusar district - 15 cm.
On Sunday, rainfall will stop. In the mountains of the Greater Caucasus, the air temperature on November 24 will be -5 -10 degrees at night and 0 -5 degrees by day, reports the National Hydrometeorology Department of the Ministry of Ecology.
In Baku and Absheron on Sunday it will be mostly rainless. However, intermittent rains in places are possible. At night, the air temperature will be +2 +4, and during the day +5 +9 degrees of heat. — 06D-
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