Last night, heavy snow fell throughout the territory of Azerbaijan.
On the morning of January 14, the height of the snow cover in Lyankaran reached 37 cm. in Yardymly - 35 cm. in Astara and Lerik - 30 cm. in Bilasuvar - 22 cm.
In low-lying areas, the snow height was not lower than 15 cm. In the mountains of the Greater Caucasus, the height of snow was 12-18 cm.
In Baku and Absheren, the height of the snow cover was 3-4 cm.
In the capital, the air temperature dropped to — 2 degrees during the day.
In low-lying areas on January 14, there were —2 frosts in the afternoon, and in mountainous areas — 8 —12.
In Baku, the snowfall will continue until Sunday evening, on the territory of the country - until Monday. The ice will remain on the foothills of the country on January 14-15-16, the weather forecasters of the Ministry of Ecology warn.
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