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Weather forecast for tomorrow

June 17 will be sunny in Baku and the Absheron Peninsula.

Axar.az reports citing the National Hydrometeorological Service of Azerbaijan.

The northwest wind will follow the south wind in the evening.

The temperature on the Absheron Peninsula will be +20 - +24 C at night, +31 - +36 C in the daytime. In Baku, it will be +21 - +23 C at night, +33 - +35 C in the daytime.

The atmospheric pressure will be below standard at 755 mm Hg. The relative humidity will be 60-70% at night and 35-40% during the day.

The northwest wind in the evening will substitute south wind. The sea water temperature will be +23 - +24 C in Sumgayit, Novkhany, Pirshagi, Nardaran, Bilgah, Zagulba, and + 24 - +25 C in Turkan, Hovsan, Sahil, Shikh.

The weather in the regions of Azerbaijan will be rainless. However, thunderstorms, short-term rain, hail are expected in the afternoon in some mountainous areas. It may be foggy in some places in the morning. East wind will blow. The temperature will be +20 - +25 C at night, +34 - +39 C in the daytime. In the highlands, it will be +12 - +17 C at night, +22 - +27 C during the day.

June 17 will see mild fluctuations of meteorological factors in the Absheron Peninsula, which is mainly favourable for weather-sensitive people.

Date
2021.06.16 / 15:12
Author
Axar.az
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