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Weather forecast for tomorrow

In Baku and the Absheron Peninsula, the weather is expected to be variably cloudy on November 5, occasionally overcast, and mostly dry.

Axar.az reports that according to the National Hydrometeorology Service, there is a possibility of brief light rain in some areas during the second half of the day.

The occasionally strengthening southwest wind will be replaced by a strong northwest wind during the day. Nighttime temperatures will be between 6-9°C, while daytime temperatures will range from 11-14°C. Atmospheric pressure will rise from 755 mm to 769 mm of mercury. Relative humidity will be 70-80% at night and during the day.

In the regions of Azerbaijan, the weather is expected to be mostly rain-free. However, some areas may experience occasional precipitation during the day, with snow forecasted in mountainous and foothill regions. There is also a possibility of hail and thunderstorms. Fog may occur intermittently, and the west wind will strengthen in some places.

Nighttime temperatures in the regions will range from 5-8°C, while daytime temperatures will be 13-18°C. In the mountains, nighttime temperatures will be between -1 to 3°C, while in higher mountainous areas, temperatures will range from -3 to -8°C during the night, rising to around -2°C during the day.

Date
2024.11.04 / 16:36
Author
Axar.az
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