Baku/16.07.21/ Turan: Partly cloudy weather is expected on Saturday in Baku and on the Absheron Peninsula; mostly without precipitation, the north-west wind will be replaced by the south-east in the afternoon.
The air temperature will be 23-26 at night, 31-36 degrees in the daytime, the National Hydrometeorological Service of the Ministry of Ecology.
On the beaches of Absheron, the northwest wind will be replaced by the southeast in the afternoon. The sea water temperature on the beaches of the northern coast of Absheron (Sumgayit, Novkhani, Pirshagi, Nardaran, Bilgah, Zagulba) will be 24-25 degrees, the southern one (Turkyan, Hovsan, Sahil, Shikhovo) - 25-26 degrees.
No precipitation is expected on Sunday.
NO rain is expected in the regions of Azerbaijan.
However, in the evening in the mountainous areas, thunderstorms, intermittent rains are expected, hail is possible, an east wind will blow. The air temperature in low-lying areas will be 20-25 C at night, 32-37 C in the daytime, 11-16 C at night, 20-25 C in the daytime. — 06D-
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