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Marmara region is a region with high earthquake risk due to Türkiye's active fault lines. The earthquake of August 17, 1999 caused great damage and losses in the region.
Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency announced that a 3.5 magnitude earthquake occurred in Marmara at 22.08. The depth of the earthquake, which was announced to have occurred off the coast of Yalova, was 7.9 kilometers.
The earthquake was felt in many points in Istanbul. Prof. Okan Tüysüz, in his statement to ntv.com.tr, said, "It occurred within the Çınarçık Pit, there are many faults, it is likely a continuation of the fault that broke on August 17, not the Adalar Fault that we consider to be connected to Istanbul." gave the information.

A 3.5 magnitude earthquake was felt in Istanbul. AFAD announced that the earthquake occurred at a depth of 7.96 km, 4.66 km west of the Marmara Sea, centered in Yalova.
The category 2 hurricane, which made landfall near Destin, Florida, turned into a post-tropical cyclone as it moved towards Alabama. While two people died in the incident, more than 800 thousand people, including Georgia, were left without electricity.

Hurricane Isaias made landfall at Category 2 intensity near Destin, Florida. While there were widespread power outages in the region, a state of emergency was declared in Florida, Georgia and Alabama. Authorities warned of heavy prison sentences for looting attempts.

Category 2 Hurricane Isaias reached the east coast of the USA; More than 726 thousand subscribers were left without electricity in Florida and Alabama, and emergency evacuation orders were issued.

The General Directorate of Meteorology predicts that the weekend will be slightly cloudy and clear, and due to the cool and rainy weather from the beginning of the week, temperatures will drop to 19-20 degrees as of Tuesday, October 13, and to 17 degrees in the middle of the week. While fog and mist formation is expected in the morning and night hours, it is reported that heavy showers and thunderstorms will be effective in many provinces.
According to the General Directorate of Meteorology, the northeastern parts of Türkiye will be partly and very cloudy, there will be showers and thunderstorms in the northeastern parts of the Eastern Black Sea and Eastern Anatolia, and slightly cloudy and clear weather is expected in other regions. Temperatures will remain above seasonal norms in the northern, central and western parts, and around them in other places.