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Baku/01.04.21/Turan: On April 2 in the evening, worsening of weather in the northern regions of the country is expected. Until April 4, intense precipitation, thunderstorms, strong westerly winds up to 23 meters per second are expected, forecasters from the Ministry of Ecology said.
On April 2, in Baku and Absheron, the weather will remain warm without precipitation, and the north-west moderate wind. The air temperature during the day will rise to +18 degrees.
In regions of the country, precipitation is expected in mountainous regions. During the day in low-lying areas the air temperature will be + 17 + 22 degrees. In the mountains it will be 0 + 5 at night and + 5 + 10 during the day. -02D-
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