
While the rainy weather in Istanbul is expected to leave the city by the weekend and temperatures will increase, the General Directorate of Meteorology issued a shower warning for 24 provinces.
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Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality AKOM and General Directorate of Meteorology published routine weekly weather forecast reports.
According to the weekly weather forecast report shared by Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Disaster Affairs and Risk Management Department (AKOM), the rainy weather that has been effective since the beginning of the week is expected to leave the region as of Sunday, October 18.
RAINY WEATHER IS LEAVING THE CITY IN ISTANBUL
The temperature will be 11 degrees in Istanbul in the morning today. The temperature is expected to rise to 17 degrees at noon, and will hover around 15 degrees in the evening and 14 degrees at night. While the humidity varies between 55 and 80 percent, there will be moderate and occasionally strong winds blowing from southwest and south winds. AKOM's forecast stated that no rain is expected for today.
TEMPERATURES WILL RISE AGAIN IN ISTANBUL
As the rainy weather loses its effect, temperatures in Istanbul are expected to rise to seasonal norms again. According to AKOM's weekly forecast report, the weather will be partly cloudy on Monday, October 19. Temperatures are expected to reach a minimum of 13 degrees and a maximum of 18 degrees.
While partly cloudy weather is expected on Tuesday, October 20, the temperature will rise to 21 degrees. On Wednesday, October 21, the highest temperature is expected to be 21 degrees with slightly cloudy and clear skies.
IS RAIN EXPECTED DURING THE WEEK?
According to the report published by AKOM, no rain is expected in Istanbul in the coming days. Partly and slightly cloudy weather will be effective on Thursday, October 22 and Friday, October 23. The temperature is expected to rise up to 22 degrees on both days.
Partly cloudy weather is expected to continue on Saturday, October 24. It is estimated that the lowest temperature of the day will be 15 degrees and the highest temperature will be 21 degrees.
Thus, according to AKOM's latest forecast, after the heavy rains in Istanbul, warmer and rainier weather will be effective throughout the next week.
RAINFALL WARNING FROM METEOROLOGY FOR 24 PROVINCES
According to the forecasts received from the General Directorate of Meteorology, our country is partly and very cloudy in general, with intermittent showers and thunderstorms in the Western and Eastern Black Sea Region, Eastern Anatolia (except Şırnak) and Çanakkale, Tekirdağ, Hatay, Osmaniye, Kahramanmaraş, Ankara, Çankırı, Niğde, Kayseri, Yozgat, Sivas, Ordu, Tokat, Adıyaman, Gaziantep, Kilis, Diyarbakır and Batman. It is estimated that it will be heavy and rainy.
Rainfall is expected to be heavy around Bolu, Karabük and Kastamonu, and very heavy and sometimes heavy around Düzce, Zonguldak and Bartın.
Air temperature: It is estimated that it will be around seasonal norms in the eastern parts and below seasonal norms in other parts.
Wind: It is expected that the wind will blow from the north in the western parts, from the south in the central and southern parts, in light and occasionally moderate strength, in the north on the Western Black Sea coast, in the inner parts of the Black Sea and in the southeast of Eastern Anatolia, in the form of a strong and full storm (40-80 km/h, in some places on the Western Black Sea coast, 100 km/h).
The expected weather conditions and the highest temperatures of the day in some provinces are as follows:
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