Baku in February offers its rich history, culture, and modern attractions against the backdrop of winter weather. As winter holds sway over Baku, February unveils a unique tapestry of experiences.
Temperature
February is one of the coldest months in Baku. The city experiences cool and often chilly weather as winter continues. While temperatures may vary slightly throughout the month, average daytime highs range from 7°C to 10°C, with nighttime lows dropping to around 2°C to 4°C. February sees relatively stable temperatures compared to the colder months of December and January.
Precipitation and Rainfall
February in Baku is characterized by occasional rain showers, adding a magical touch to the city's landscapes. While snowfall is not common, you may encounter light flurries or more substantial snowfall in the nearby cities with higher elevation. In rare case scenarios, snowfall might hinder your outdoor plans in Baku. It's advisable to check the weather forecast and be prepared for winter conditions when venturing outdoors.
Wind and other Conditions
Baku experiences moderate wind speeds in February, with occasional gusts that may contribute to cooler temperatures, especially along the Caspian Sea coastline. While winds are generally manageable, you should be prepared for breezy conditions, particularly when exploring open areas or waterfront promenades. Humidity levels in Baku remain relatively low during February, contributing to the city's dry winter air.
The cold temperatures in February do not create an ideal time to visit Baku due to low temperatures and dry weather. However, if you plan to participate in snow activities in nearby Caucasus mountains, Baku can serve as an ideal spot for exploration.
