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The General Directorate of Meteorology publishes Türkiye's weather forecasts on a daily basis and provides region-specific temperature, cloudiness and precipitation information.
According to the latest evaluations made by the General Directorate of Meteorology (MGM), it is estimated that the northern and eastern parts of the country will be partly cloudy and very cloudy, the inner parts of the Eastern Black Sea Region, the north and east of Eastern Anatolia and the surroundings of Diyarbakır, Batman and Siirt will have local showers and thunderstorms, and other places will be slightly cloudy and clear.
Occasional fog and haze are expected in the Marmara, Coastal Aegean, inner parts of the Central and Eastern Black Sea and the east of Eastern Anatolia at night and in the morning.
AIR TEMPERATURE AND WIND
It is estimated that air temperatures will be above seasonal norms in the northern, central and western parts, and around seasonal norms in other places.
As for the wind; It is expected to blow generally from the south and occasionally from the north in the southern parts of the country, and occasionally from the north.
WEATHER IN THE REGIONS
MARMARA
It is estimated that it will be partly cloudy and slightly cloudy. Haze and occasional fog are expected throughout the region at night and in the morning.
BURSA °C, 25°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
ÇANAKKALE °C, 26°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
ISTANBUL °C, 23°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
KIRKLARELI °C, 26°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
Aegean
It is estimated that it will be partly cloudy and slightly cloudy. Haze and occasional fog are expected in the coastal parts of the region at night and in the morning.
DENİZLİ °C, 27°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
İZMİR °C, 27°C
Partly cloudy and clear
MANİSA °C, 28°C
Partly cloudy and clear
MUĞLA °C, 26°C
Partly cloudy and clear
MEDITERRANEAN
It is estimated that it will be partly cloudy and slightly cloudy.
ADANA °C, 32°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
ANTALYA °C, 28°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
BURDUR °C, 25°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
HATAY °C, 29°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
CENTRAL ANATOLIA
It is estimated that it will be partly cloudy and slightly cloudy, and the northeast will be very cloudy at times.
ANKARA °C, 23°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
ÇANKIRI °C, 25°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
ESKİŞEHİR °C, 24°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
KONYA °C, 23°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
WESTERN BLACK SEA
It is estimated that it will be partly cloudy and slightly cloudy.
BOLU °C, 23°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
DUZCE °C, 26°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
KASTAMONU °C, 23°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
ZONGULDAK °C, 23°C
Partly and slightly cloudy
CENTRAL AND EASTERN BLACK SEA
It is estimated that it will be partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms in the inner parts of the Eastern Black Sea Region. Haze and occasional fog are expected in the inner parts of the region at night and in the morning.
AMASYA °C, 25°C
Partly and very cloudy
RIZE °C, 23°C
Partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms in the inner parts this morning and at noon
SAMSUN °C, 24°C
Partly and very cloudy
TRABZON °C, 22°C
Partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms in the inner parts this morning and at noon
EASTERN ANATOLIA
It is estimated that it will be partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms in the northern and eastern parts of the region. Haze and occasional fog are expected in the saturated parts of the region at night and in the morning.
ERZURUM °C, 16°C
Partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms at noon and evening
KARS °C, 17°C
Partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms from noon onwards
MALATYA °C, 22°C
Partly and very cloudy
VAN °C, 18°C
Partly and very cloudy, with local intermittent showers and thunderstorms
SOUTHEAST ANATOLIA
It is estimated that it will be partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms around Diyarbakır, Batman and Siirt.
DIYARBAKIR °C, 26°C
Partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms this morning
MARDIN °C, 24°C
Partly and very cloudy
SİİRT °C, 25°C
Partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms this morning
ŞANLIURFA °C, 27°C
Partly and very cloudy
The General Directorate of Meteorology reported that partly and very cloudy weather is expected in the northern and eastern parts of Türkiye, with local showers and thunderstorms expected in the Eastern Black Sea, Eastern Anatolia and around Diyarbakır, Batman and Siirt. In other regions, slightly cloudy and clear weather is predicted.

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