Due to the severe storm in Bartın's Amasra district, the wave height exceeded 10 meters. Due to giant waves, ships and boats in the Black Sea took shelter in Amasra Port.
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A severe storm hit Amasra district of Bartın in the early morning hours.
Due to the severe storm in Bartın's Amasra district, the wave height exceeded 10 meters. Due to giant waves, ships and boats in the Black Sea took shelter in Amasra Port.
Storm in Amasra! Wavelength exceeded 10 meters
Huge waves formed in Bartın's Amasra district due to the storm that started early in the morning. While waves exceeding 5 meters were formed in the sea from time to time, the height of the waves hitting the rocks exceeded 10 meters.
According to IHA news, due to the waves, the police set up a safety strip along the beach and removed citizens from the area.
The waves also filled the parking area in the Small Harbor with water. Due to trees that may fall over during the storm, the teams warned drivers not to park vehicles near trees.
On the other hand, ships and boats in the Black Sea took shelter in Amasra Port due to giant waves. Authorities warned the boats and boats taken to the beach to move away from the impact area of the waves on land.

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