Weather forecast for weekend announced

Weather forecast for weekend announced Rain and snow are in the forecast in many parts of Azerbaijan on weekends.
Ecology
January 10, 2020 18:00
Weather forecast for weekend announced

Rain and snow are in the forecast in many parts of Azerbaijan on weekends.

National Hydrometeorology Department of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources told Report that the weather would be rainy at times in Greater and Lesser Caucasus. Snow is predicted in some areas. It is expected to be mostly rainless on January 12 with fog in some places. Temperatures will vary from -2C to +3C at night and +4C to +7 C in the daytime.

The weather will be mainly dry in the Lankaran-Astara region. However, it may rain in some places at night and in the morning on January 11. Snow is in the forecast for mountainous areas. Fog is predicted in some parts. Air temperature will be +2 to +5 C at night and +6 to+11 C in the daytime, 0C to 3C degrees in mountains at night, and +5C to +8 C in the daytime.

The weather will be mainly rainless in the Gazakh-Ganja zone with fog in some places at night and in the morning. Air temperature will vary from -2 degrees of frost to +3 C at night and +6+11 C in the daytime.

The weather will be mainly rainless in Aran regions. Fog and drizzle are possible in some places at night and in the morning. The temperature will be +3 to+7 C at night and +8 to +13 C in the daytime. Air temperature will vary from -2C to +3C at night and +7 to +12 C in the day.

The weather will be mainly dry in the Nakhchivan AR. It may snow on January 11 at night and in the morning and be foggy in some parts. The temperature will be -1C to -6C at night, -8C to -11C degrees in the mountains at night, and +6C to +11 C in the daytime.

It may rain in the capital city tomorrow, and some clouds may arrive on January 12, but the weather on this day will be mostly dry. North wind will become mild south on January 12. The temperature will be +2C to +6 C at night and +6C to +10 C in the daytime.

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