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Baku/16.06.23/Turan: On Saturday, June 17, precipitation is expected in Baku and Absheron in some places, the north-westerly wind will change to south-easterly in the afternoon, the air temperature will be +17 +22° at night, +25 +30° in the afternoon, the National Hydrometeorology Service under the Ministry of Ecology reports.
In the regions of Azerbaijan, there will be occasional rains in some places during the day. In some areas, precipitation will be intense, thunderstorms are expected, there is a chance of hail.
The west wind will increase in some places. The air temperature at night will be +16 +21 °, during the day +29 +34 °. +7 +12° is expected in the mountains at night, +12 +17° in the afternoon. ---06B---
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