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Weather forecast has been announced for tomorrow

The weather forecast for July 22 has been announced in Azerbaijan. The weather will be cloudy in Baku and Absheron peninsula.

Axar.az reports citing National Hydrometeorology Department of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources.

North-east wind will blow and will be replaced by northeasterly wind in the second half of the day. The temperature in the Absheron peninsula will be 21-25 C at night, 30-35 C in the afternoon, 23-25 ​​C in the daytime in Baku, 33-35 C in the daytime. Atmospheric pressure is below the norm - 756 millimeters of mercury column, relative humidity is 50-60 per night and 35-40 per cent in the afternoon.

North-east wind will blow on Absheron beaches and will be replaced by northern-western wind, occasionally intensifying in the second half of the day.

The temperature of sea water is expected to be 23-25 ​​° in the northern beaches of Sumgayit, Novkhani, Pirshaghi, Nardaran, Bilgah, Zuulbada, on southern beaches - Turkan, Hovsan, Sahil and Shikh.

The weather will be mainly rainless in Azerbaijani regions. But in some mountainous areas there is lightning, rainfall and flooding. The western wind will blow and will intensify in some places at daytime. The temperature will be 21-26˚C at night, 34-39˚C in the afternoon, 41˚C in some places, 15-20˚C in the mountains at night, 24-29˚C in the afternoon.

Date
2019.07.21 / 14:37
Author
Axar.az
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