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Baku/22.04.23/ Turan: Last day heavy rainfall fell over the country's regions, while Baku was warmer than usual.
According to the forecasters of the Ministry of Ecology, the most intense rainfall in the form of showers and hail occurred in Jalilabad region, lowland Karabakh, the Minor and Major Caucasus mountains, as well as in the central lowland part of the country.
Note that the downpours were accompanied by strong gusty winds. In Jalilabad, gale force winds fell trees and power poles. Hail damaged vehicles.
On April 22-23, rains will continue in the mountainous and piedmont areas, locally heavy. Over the next two days, rainfall across the country will continue with varying intensity.
Cloudy weather with no precipitation is expected in Baku and Absheron on Sunday.
Wind is northeast. Temperature will be +10+14 at night and up to +24 C during the day.
Air will warm up to +27 in the daytime in the lowlands. It will be +18+18 in the mountains. -06В-
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