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Unstable weather seen across country

6 December 2016 11:17 (UTC+04:00)
Unstable weather seen across country

By Laman Ismayilova

The weather was unstable from the afternoon of December 5 till the morning of December 6 throughout Azerbaijan.

Heavy rains and snow were recorded in the regions of the country and Baku.

Amount of precipitation in Baku and Absheron peninsula was 2-6 mm, Greater Caucasus-2-31mm, Lesser Caucasus- 5-19 mm, Lankaran-Astara zone- 1-10 mm, Gazakh-Ganja zone- 1-2 mm, in the lowlands of Central Aran-1-9mm, Nakhchivan Ar-1-4mm.

The heights of snow cover in Guba was-20cm, in the mountainous areas of Guba-2-20cm, Khinaliq-13cm, Dashkasan, Goygol, Altiagaj-10cm, Saribash-8cm, Ismayilli-7cm, Shahbuz-5cm, Gabala-4 cm, Lerik, Rvarud,Ordubad-3 cm, Shamakhi-2 cm, Agdara, Maraza, Shabran, Kishchay-1 cm.

The weather is rainy in Baku and Absheron peninsula.Sleet and snow is expected in some places. North-west wind is likely to intensify.

The temperature is expected 0-3˚C at night, +3-5˚C in the afternoon in Absheron peninsula and +1-3˚C at night, +3-5˚C in the afternoon in Baku. Air pressure records 772.

Relative humidity will be 85-95%.

West wind will blow in the regions of Azerbaijan on December 6. The temperature will be 0-3˚C at night, +3-8˚C in the daytime, 4-9 degrees of frost in mountainous areas, -3+2˚C in the daytime.

On December 6-8, fluctuation of atmospheric pressure in Absheron peninsula, windy and damp weather will be unfavorable for most people.

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Laman Ismayilova is AzerNews’ staff journalist, follow her on Twitter: @Lam_Ismayilova

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