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Baku/07.09.23/Turan: On September 6, heavy rains with thunderstorms took place in the territory of Azerbaijan. Precipitation was particularly intense in the Balakan-Sheki zone. Storm wind tore the roofs off a number of buildings.
Note that 62 mm of precipitation fell in the neighboring Gabala region, 33 mm in Gakh, 25 mm in Zagatala, 18 mm in Oguz, and 15 mm in Ismayilly.
North-western wind was up to 20 m/s in Zagatala and Balakan, up to 17 m/s in Altyagach and up to 25 m/s in Baku and on the Absheron Peninsula.
According to the "Oil Rocks" station, the height of the waves in the Caspian Sea has reached 3 meters.
On September 7, hail with a diameter of 17 mm fell in the Gabala region, 11 mm in the Gakh region, and 25 mm in the Zagatala region.
On September 7, as a result of heavy rains, mudslides occurred on a number of rivers in the Greater Caucasus region. -0-
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On Tuesday, the weather in Baku will remain cloudy, with rain expected in the morning and evening, locally heavy at times. The south-western wind will change to the north-western in the evening. The air temperature at night will range from +9 to +11°C, and during the day, it will be between +12 and +16°C. Humidity at night will be 70-80%, and during the day, it will range from 60-65%.
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On Sunday, 17 November, variable cloudiness is expected in Baku and Apsheron peninsula. At night and in the morning in some places there will be occasional rains. In the morning in some places of the peninsula short-term precipitation will be of heavy rainfall character. Occasionally strengthening north-west wind will weaken in the afternoon.
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The incidence of thyroid cancer has sharply increased in Baku, endocrinologist Sadig Babirov stating a large number of such pathologies in children.
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November 14 was World Diabetes Day. In Azerbaijan, it is intended that people suffering from diabetes receive free medications. According to a decision by the Cabinet of Ministers, these free medications are prescribed on a special form approved by the Ministry of Health. However, complaints persist about ongoing issues with the distribution of these free medications.
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