IMM reported that heavy rains will continue in Istanbul due to the influence of systems coming from the Balkans and the Central Mediterranean.
Heavy downpours, which have been effective in Istanbul since Tuesday morning due to systems originating from the Balkans and the Central Mediterranean, are expected to intensify throughout the city tomorrow.
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Istanbul and most of Türkiye were under the influence of cold air coming from the Balkans and rainy systems coming from the Central Mediterranean.
In the statement made by IMM, it was noted that most of Türkiye, especially Istanbul, was under the influence of the cold wave coming from the Balkans and the rainy systems carried over the Central Mediterranean.
In the statement, it was stated that between 130 and 278 kilograms of precipitation per square meter fell in the districts around the Bosphorus and in the northern and central parts of the European Side due to the heavy downpour that started in the city on Tuesday morning and continued uninterruptedly.
It was stated in the statement that the rains, which are expected to continue intermittently throughout the city throughout the day, may be heavy in places in the northern districts of Arnavutköy, Eyüp, Sarıyer, Beykoz and Şile, and that the rains are expected to intensify throughout the city tomorrow, especially in Beykoz, Sarıyer, Şile and Eyüp.
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Rain will intensify throughout the city tomorrow, especially in Beykoz, Sarıyer, Şile and Eyüp.
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