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The General Directorate of Meteorology publishes daily weather forecasts. These forecasts include temperature, cloudiness and precipitation probabilities by region.
General Directorate of Meteorology (MGM) published the weather forecast for Sunday, October 11.
According to the latest evaluations, the weather is expected to be slightly cloudy and clear throughout Türkiye, and partly cloudy in the southern parts.
Local showers and thunderstorms are predicted in the Eastern Mediterranean, Southeastern Anatolia, Niğde, Malatya and Elazığ surroundings and in the south of Kayseri.
RAINS WILL START IN THE AFTERNOON
According to Meteorology's forecasts, rainfall is expected to be effective in the Eastern Mediterranean after noon. Local showers and thunderstorms will be seen in Adana and Hatay.
While rain is expected in the afternoon around Niğde and south of Kayseri in Central Anatolia, showers are expected in the evening around Malatya and Elazığ in Eastern Anatolia.
Local showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout Southeastern Anatolia at night.
FOG IS EXPECTED IN MARMARA AND AEGEAN
It is estimated that haze and occasional fog will be seen in the Marmara, Northern and Inner Aegean and Western Black Sea regions in the morning and at night.
While the weather is expected to be slightly cloudy and clear throughout the Marmara Region, the highest temperature in Istanbul is expected to reach 25 degrees.
NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN TEMPERATURES
Meteorology reported that no significant change in air temperatures is expected.
It is estimated that the wind will generally blow from the south, and in the southeastern parts of Türkiye, it will blow slightly from the north, occasionally in moderate strength.
It was stated that there was no current meteorological warning in the forecast published by MGM.
Region by region weather
MARMARA
Partly cloudy and clear. Haze and occasional fog are expected throughout the region in the morning and at night.
Istanbul: 25°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Bursa: 28°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Çanakkale: 27°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Kırklareli: 28°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Aegean
Partly cloudy and clear. Haze and occasional fog are expected on the northern coasts in the morning and at night.
Izmir: 28°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Denizli: 28°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Manisa: 29°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Muğla: 25°C, slightly cloudy and clear
MEDITERRANEAN
Partly cloudy and slightly cloudy. Local showers and thunderstorms are expected in the Eastern Mediterranean in the afternoon.
Adana: 33°C, local showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon
Antalya: 30°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Burdur: 26°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Hatay: 30°C, local showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon
CENTRAL ANATOLIA
Partly cloudy and slightly cloudy. Local showers and thunderstorms are expected in the afternoon around Niğde and in the south of Kayseri.
Ankara: 26°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Çankırı: 26°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Eskişehir: 26°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Konya: 26°C, slightly cloudy and clear
WESTERN BLACK SEA
Partly cloudy and clear. Haze and occasional fog are expected in the inner areas in the morning and at night.
Bolu: 26°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Duzce: 29°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Kastamonu: 25°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Zonguldak: 24°C, slightly cloudy and clear
CENTRAL AND EASTERN BLACK SEA
Slightly cloudy and clear weather is expected throughout the region.
Amasya: 29°C, slightly cloudy and clear
Rize: 24°C, slightly cloudy
Samsun: 25°C, slightly cloudy
Trabzon: 24°C, slightly cloudy
EASTERN ANATOLIA
Partly cloudy and slightly cloudy. Local showers and thunderstorms are expected around Malatya and Elazığ after the evening hours.
Erzurum: 19°C, slightly cloudy
Kars: 19°C, slightly cloudy
Malatya: 23°C, local showers and thunderstorms after the evening hours
Van: 19°C, slightly cloudy
SOUTHEAST ANATOLIA
Partly cloudy and slightly cloudy. Local showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout the region at night.

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