When will the rain stop in Istanbul? The date has been given, the danger continues. Just when it's over, a new one comes

The biggest flood disaster of the last 84 years occurred in Istanbul.

While floods occurred in more than a thousand points throughout the city, vehicles were submerged in flood waters and citizens were stranded.

3 people died in heavy rains on the European side.

While the rains continue to be heavy on the Anatolian side today, new warnings came from the General Directorate of Meteorology (MGM) and AKOM for tomorrow and Saturday.

Meteorology reported that heavy rains will be effective throughout the city tomorrow and issued a yellow code warning for 19 provinces and an orange code warning for two provinces.

Provinces given yellow code:

Adana, Bingöl, Bitlis, Bolu, Elazığ, Erzincan, Erzurum, Hakkari, Hatay, Mersin, Kastamonu, Kahramanmaraş, Muş, Siirt, Sinop, Tunceli, Van, Bartın, Karabük, Osmaniye

Provinces given orange code:

Zonguldak, Duzce.

WARNING FOR TOMORROW AND SATURDAY

AKOM issued a warning for tomorrow and Saturday in Istanbul.

While it is reported that the rain will be heavy in these two days, up to 60 kilograms of rain per square meter is expected to fall in the megacity on Saturday.

It has been reported that the temperature in the city will drop starting from this evening and will remain around 15 degrees.

NTV Meteorology Editor Dilek Çalışkan also evaluated the latest weather forecast reports on NTV live broadcast.

Noting that yesterday's rainfall was the highest rainfall in 84 years, Çalışkan said, "Rainfall records were broken, especially in Beykoz, Sarıyer and Kemerburgaz." he said.

Explaining the reason for yesterday's heavy rains as the encounter between the humid air coming from Bodrum and the strong wind blowing from Russia and coming from the Black Sea, Çalışkan continued his warnings for tomorrow and Saturday.