Baku / 23.06.18 / Turan: On Saturday and Sunday clear and dry weather is expected in Baku and Absheron. The air temperature will rise to +35 degrees, the weather forecasters of the Ministry of Ecology reported.
In the regions of the country, precipitation is not expected, except for the northern mountain regions, where rainstorms with thunderstorms and hail are expected.
In the central low-lying areas, the air will warm up to +37 degrees, and in the mountains it will be up to +25.
However, already on Monday and Tuesday, the north wind is expected to increase and the temperature will decrease.
On June 25 and 26 in Baku and in the regions there will be torrential rains with thunderstorms. -05D-
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