
A heavy rain warning was issued for Istanbul and the Marmara Region.
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Heavy rain is expected throughout the Marmara Region starting from Sunday, September 27.
Rainy weather will continue its effect in Istanbul throughout the week. While temperatures are expected to remain around 20 degrees, it is wondered on which days the heavy rains will be effective and to what degree the air temperatures will drop. So, is it rainy in Istanbul all week? How is the weather in Istanbul, how many degrees will it be?
IS IT RAINY ALL WEEK IN ISTANBUL? WHAT IS THE WEATHER IN ISTANBUL? HOW MUCH WILL IT BE?
Sunday Strong Thunderstorms 18°C 23°C
Monday Strong Thunderstorms 16°C 22°C
Tuesday Strong Thunderstorms 16°C 20°C
Wednesday Thunderstorms 15°C 20°C
Thursday Thunderstorms 14°C19°C
BEWARE OF THE HEAVY SHOWERS EXPECTED IN MARMARA!
The showers and occasional thunderstorms expected in Marmara on Sunday, September 27 will be heavy (21-50 kg/m2) in the northern parts of Istanbul, Kocaeli and Balıkesir and the east of Çanakkale starting from the evening hours; It is estimated that it will be strong and sometimes very strong (21-75 kg/m2) in the east of Marmara (Kocaeli, Bursa, Yalova, Bilecik and Sakarya surroundings and in Istanbul, especially in the northern and eastern parts) starting from the night hours. One must be careful and cautious against negativities such as floods, inundations, transportation disruptions, lightning, strong winds during rainfall and storms in coastal areas.

The Zero Waste Movement, which started in 2017 under the auspices of First Lady Erdoğan, is celebrating its 9th anniversary. The project, carried out with the theme 'From 0 to COP31', contributed 365 billion TL by bringing 90 million tons of waste into the economy and prevented 180 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions.

First Lady Erdoğan stated that the Zero Waste project, which was initiated 9 years ago, has turned into a global environmental mobilization. Erdoğan stated that COP31, which Türkiye will host, will be an important stage for this accumulation of climate action.

Murat Kurum, Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, announced that on the 9th anniversary of the Zero Waste Movement initiated under the auspices of First Lady Erdoğan, the project was moved to a global scale with COP31.

Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality AKOM and General Directorate of Meteorology announced that heavy rain, storms and temperature drops are expected throughout the city starting from this evening and called on citizens to be cautious.

Heavy rains that have been going on for days in Bangkok caused floods and submerged low-lying settlements. Approximately 3 thousand people are sheltered in more than 200 temporary shelters.

First Lady Erdoğan shared a message on the 9th anniversary of the Zero Waste movement. Stating that the movement has turned into a global environmental mobilization, Erdoğan emphasized that the accumulation extends to COP31.