On Sunday, in Baku and on the Absheron peninsula there will be cloudy weather, with no precipitations, but rain possible in a few places at night.
The temperature will be +1 +4 degrees at night and +7 +9 by day, forecasters said.
Until the middle of next week, precipitation is not expected, and the temperature will rise a few degrees.
In areas of the country on February 21 precipitation is expected in several places in the form of sleet and snow.
The temperature will be 0 +5 at night and + 7 + 12 by day.
In mountainous areas, it is expected -4 -9 degrees at night and 0 ± 5 by day. -06D--
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