General Directorate of Meteorology and Balıkesir Governorship warned citizens
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The General Directorate of Meteorology and Balıkesir Governorship warned about strong winds and storms that are expected to be effective between 12-14 November. Strong winds from the south and southwest will be effective throughout Balıkesir starting from noon on Thursday, November 12, and it is expected to reach speeds of 60-90 kilometers in the form of a storm and occasionally strong storms as of Friday morning, November 13. The storm is expected to lose its effect as of Saturday evening, November 14.
Strong southwest winds and storms are expected in the Marmara Region, especially in the Bandırma district of Balıkesir. The General Directorate of Meteorology and Balıkesir Governorship warned citizens to be cautious against the strong wind that is expected to be effective between 12-14 November.
According to the latest evaluations of the General Directorate of Meteorology, strong winds from the south and southwest will be effective throughout Balıkesir starting from noon on Thursday, November 12. The wind is expected to blow at 40-60 kilometers per hour and reach speeds of 60-90 kilometers as of the morning hours of Friday, November 13, in the form of a storm and sometimes a strong storm.
IT WILL INCREASE ITS EFFECT ON FRIDAY
In the meteorological warning issued by Balıkesir Governorship, it was stated that the storm is expected to lose its effect as of the evening hours of Saturday, November 14. Citizens were asked to be careful due to the storm that is expected to be effective throughout Balıkesir, especially Bandırma, Erdek, Gönen, Manyas and Marmara Island.
Along with the strong southwest wind, rainy weather is expected to be effective in the Marmara Region. While it is considered that the effect of precipitation may increase, especially in the evening hours on Saturday, it is estimated that there will be a decrease in air temperatures as the wind changes direction.
Authorities pointed out that roof blown off, trees and poles falling down, transportation disruptions and negativities in sea transportation may occur due to strong winds. Citizens were asked to secure loose items on balconies and roofs, not to be near trees and poles, and not to spend time in open areas during the storm unless necessary.
Authorities stated that citizens living in Bandırma and its surroundings should follow meteorological warnings and be cautious against possible negativities.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The storm will lose its effect as of Saturday evening, November 14th.
Very likely · Within days
Meteorology and Balıkesir Governorship warned citizens against strong southwest winds and storms with speeds of up to 90 km in the Marmara Region, especially in Bandırma, between 12-14 November.
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