
Weather Forecast Expert Fevzi Burak Tekin announced that temperatures will return to seasonal norms and storms are expected in the western regions.
The General Directorate of Meteorology announced that air temperatures will rise to seasonal norms, heavy rains will be effective in the western parts and storms are expected in Marmara and the Northern Aegean.
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Air temperatures were below seasonal norms.
Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change General Directorate of Meteorology Weather Forecast Expert Fevzi Burak Tekin made statements regarding the weather forecast reports shared by the General Directorate of Meteorology.
In his statement, Tekin stated that the temperatures, which are below seasonal norms, will rise to seasonal norms in the coming days.
"AIR TEMPERATURES WILL RISE TO SEASONAL NORMAL LEVELS IN THE COMING DAYS"
Mentioning that there will be precipitation in the western parts of the country for the next three days, Tekin said, "It will generally be in the form of showers and occasionally thunderstorms. It will be possible to see precipitation in a wider area in the northern and inner parts of our country at the weekend. The air temperature was below seasonal norms. We estimate that the air temperature will be around seasonal norms, especially in the northern, central and western parts, on Wednesday, and will be above seasonal norms in some places. Looking at Wednesday, the Coastal Aegean, Kocaeli, Sakarya, Yalova, Düzce, "We will see rain in the surroundings of Zonguldak, Bartın, Kırklareli and Tekirdağ. Looking at Thursday, we will see rain in the coastal parts of the Coastal Aegean, Antalya, Isparta, Burdur and the Western Black Sea. Especially on Thursday, the wind will blow strongly from the south in the Marmara and Northern Aegean, its speed may increase to 60 kilometers per hour over time, we should be careful."
"MUST BE CAREFUL AGAINST THE STORM"
Stating that rainfall will continue to show itself in the western parts on Friday, Tekin said, "We will see rainfall in Thrace, Coastal Aegean, Antalya, Isparta and Burdur surroundings. But on Friday, the wind from the south and southwest will reach storm level. It will increase its speed to 70 km per hour in places in Marmara, Northern Aegean, and the west of Central Anatolia. Care should be taken against the storm. Looking at Saturday and Sunday, we will see rainfall in a wide area. In the northern and central parts, it will generally rain and "There will be showers in the form of showers," he said.
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Storms reaching speeds of 70 km per hour are expected in the Marmara and Northern Aegean regions.
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