Since the second half of January 13 weather in Baku and Absheron will worsen. Expected is rainfall and strong winds.
According to forecasters, the next two days southwest gusty wind will blow, turning to the north-west. The air temperature will go down by 3-4 degrees and at night make from 1 to 4, while in the daytime it will be from 5 to 8.
In regions of the country, also starting from January 13, precipitation in the form of snow is expected in the mountains, which will continue on January 14.
The temperature will fall to 0-5 below zero at night and 4-9 during the day. In mountainous areas, the frost will be -5-10 degrees. -16D-
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