How long will the unstable weather in Azerbaijan last?

On the morning of May 3, rainy and windy weather continued in many regions of Azerbaijan.

This was reported by the National Hydrometeorological Service under the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources.

The highest amount of precipitation was recorded in Gakh - 11 mm. Balakan received 10 mm of precipitation, Tovuz, Dashkesan and Zagatala - 9 mm each, Shahdag, Goygol and Shahbuz - 6 mm each, Sharur - 4 mm. Jafarkhan, Yardymly, Julfa, Ganja and Ordubad recorded 3 mm of precipitation each, Bilasuvar, Beylagan, Sabirabad, Sheki, Jeyranchol and Gedabey - 2 mm each, and Nakhchivan, Naftalan, Gobustan, Gusar, Terter, Mingachevir, Yevlakh, Imishli, Lerik, Jalilabad, Lankaran and Astara - 1 mm each.

The wind is predominantly westerly, reaching significant strength in some places. The maximum speed was recorded in Dashkesan - 23 m/s. In Baku, on the Absheron Peninsula, as well as in Yardymly, Balakan, Mingachevir and Shahdag, the wind reached 20 m/s, in Altyagaj and Shahbuz - 18 m/s, in Goygol, Khinalig and Gedabey - 16 m/s, and in Julfa and Sheki - 15 m/s.

The air temperature in the capital and on Absheron reached 21 degrees, in the lowland areas - 23 degrees, in the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic - up to 29, and in the mountainous regions - up to 16 degrees above zero.

According to forecasters, unstable weather conditions will persist in the country until May 6.