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Baku/21.07.20/Turan: Unstable weather is expected in Baku and Absheron peninsular from the evening on July 21 to the evening of the 23rd, forecasters from the Ministry of Ecology.
A strong north wind of 15-20 meters per second will blow, sometimes will reach 28-30 meters per second.
The air temperature will drop by 5-8 degrees compared to previous days.
In the evening on July 21, intense rainfall will begin in the northern regions of the country, which will spread throughout the country and continue until July 25th.
The force of the stormy westerly wind will reach 25-30 meters per second. The air temperature will drop by 8 degrees.
On July 22 in Baku and Absheron the air temperature will be + 28 + 31 degrees. In the regions of the country, the air temperature will be up to +33 in low-lying areas and up to +23 in mountainous regions. -02D-
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