Baku / 18.01.18 / Turan: On Friday in Baku and Absheron there will be mostly no precipitation, with drizzle expected in several places and a northwest wind at times. The air temperature will be + 1 + 3 degrees at night and + 9 + 12 by day, the weather forecasters said.
In the country's regions, precipitation is also mainly not expected, but in the evening rain is expected in several places and snow in the mountains.
In the lowland areas, there will be from - 3 frost up to +2 degrees at night and + 7 + 12 by day. In the mountains there will be -4-9 frost at night and 0 + 9 by day.
Weather forecasters also warn that from the evening of January 19 to the evening of January 20 a strong northwest wind will blow and snow will fall in several areas. In the northern and eastern areas precipitation will be intense. -06D-
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