
Following Meteorology's code yellow warning, giant waves formed in Amasra due to wind speeds of up to 30 kilometers per hour, and boats could not sail.
The strong wind that was effective in Amasra after the code yellow warning of Meteorology caused waves of 2 meters; boats could not sail to the Black Sea.
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Following the yellow code warning issued by the General Directorate of Meteorology, adverse weather conditions were observed in Amasra.
After the yellow code warning of the General Directorate of Meteorology, strong winds were effective in Amasra. While the air temperature in the district was measured as 17 degrees, the wind from the northwest, with a speed of up to 30 kilometers per hour, also had its effect.
Waves formed in the sea, the height of the waves hitting the rocks in Amasra Small Port reached 2 meters. Dry cargo ships off the coast of Amasra had a difficult time due to strong winds.
BOATS COULD NOT SIT THE BLACK SEA
Coast Guard Western Black Sea Group Command teams took precautions to prevent damage to the boats. Fishing boats in the Black Sea did not sail due to the storm, but anchored in the port.
Police teams also patrolled the Büyük Port area and warned the locals about the storm. The wind was also effective at the Kemere Bridge location, which connects Boztepe and Kaleiçi neighborhoods. On the other hand, Amasra Municipality teams made an announcement and warned citizens to be careful against strong winds.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül announced that schools and public personnel will be on holiday/administrative leave tomorrow due to the heaviest rainfall in 84 years. In the statement, it was reported that 2 people died and 3 people were injured.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül announced that schools will be closed tomorrow due to the heaviest rainfall in 84 years and administrative leave will continue. Gül reported that 2 people died and 3 people were injured.

The heavy downpour in Sakarya caused floods in Sapanca, Hendek, Kaynarca and Geyve. While a two-storey villa by the stream in Sapanca was demolished, some roads were closed and a rescue effort was launched for those stranded.

In the flood disaster that occurred after the record in Istanbul, a man's body was found in Kağıthane, a 14-year-old boy was caught in a current in Fatih, and a person fell to his death in Sarıyer.

Istanbul Governor Davut Gül stated that the heaviest rainfall in 84 years was recorded in the city and announced that schools will be closed tomorrow as well, public employees will be considered on administrative leave and the rains will last for 2-3 days.

Heavy downpour in Sakarya's Sapanca district caused floods. As a result of the overflow of the streams, roads were closed, a two-storey villa fell into the stream and Kemer Cemetery was flooded.