This has not been seen since 1985! A rainstorm record was broken in Istanbul; here are the numbers

Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) stated that today's rainfall reached one of the highest values ​​recorded since 1985, and reported that 242 kilograms of rainfall fell per square meter in some parts of the city.

According to the statement made by IMM, one of the highest rainfall amounts of recent years was recorded in Istanbul.

The amount of rainfall per square meter in some parts of the city reached 240 kilograms.

242 kilograms of precipitation per square meter fell in Beykoz, 190.5 kilograms in Eyüpsultan, and 187.9 kilograms in Sarıyer.

The amount of precipitation per square meter, especially in the Bosphorus and the northern and central parts of the European Side, was measured as 100 to 230 kilograms.

The amount of rainfall per square meter in many parts of Istanbul exceeded 100 kilograms.

The amount of recorded rainfall reached one of the highest values ​​since 1985.

A total of 6 thousand 937 notices were received by IMM units.

A total of 6 thousand 937 notices were received by IMM units due to rain. 5,711 of the notices were forwarded to İSKİ, 528 to the Solution Center, 498 to the fire department, and 200 to the road maintenance teams.

According to AKOM's meteorological evaluations, rainfall is expected to continue its impact, especially around the Anatolian Side and the Bosphorus.

It is estimated that 50 to 75 kilograms of additional precipitation per square meter may fall in some regions until 10:00 in the morning today, and the wind may reach speeds of 50 to 80 kilometers per hour.

Citizens were called upon not to go to traffic with their private vehicles unless necessary, to prefer public transportation as much as possible, and to stay away from stream beds and areas at risk of flooding.