Azerbaijan hit by cold weather
By Amina Nazarli
The Sun is giving its last unspent shine as the golden autumn has arrived.
With the temperature decline, Azerbaijan's residents have begun to wear warm clothes.
Autumn is the most beautiful and picturesque season of the year. Yellow, red and orange colors will wrap Azerbaijan, giving the country a fabulous view.
Last days of September will see cold weather. Unstable weather conditions will prevail in the territory of Azerbaijan, National Hydrometeorology Department of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources said.
During the weekend, the cloudy weather with intermittent rains is expected in the capital of the country and Absheron Peninsula.
In low-lying areas, the temperature will be 13-18 degrees C above zero at night and 25 - 30 in the afternoon. In the mountains, at night it reaches to 3 -8 degrees C and 13 - 18 degrees C by day.
According to the weather forecasts, strengthening of the north-west wind is expected on September 29-30.
The temperature on the last two days of September will decrease at 5-10 degrees C compared to previous days.
The temperature will be 20-24 degrees C above zero. At night, naturally will be cooler 16-18 degrees C.
Meanwhile, in some Azerbaijani regions, autumn has already revealed its affects.
Recently, the strong wind in Tartar region has created additional inconvenience for Poladli village's residents, while some villages in Yevlakh region has remained without electricity for a while, as a result of the autumn wind.
In the coming days, autumn will fill Baku's streets with fallen leaves and the violent Baku wind will add more work to the urban wipers.
The day will become even shorter. Day length will decrease until the winter solstice, which falls on December.
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