
AI-generated summary
The General Directorate of Meteorology operates the routine warning mechanism regarding weather events.
A storm warning was issued for the Central Black Sea and Western Mediterranean.
According to the statement made by the General Directorate of Meteorology, it is estimated that the wind in the Central Black Sea will blow from the north and northwest directions as a storm with a strength of 6 to 8, starting from tomorrow morning.
The storm is expected to lose its effect after noon on the same day.
In the western Mediterranean, it is estimated that the wind will blow from the west and southwest directions as a storm of strength 6 to 8 after noon tomorrow.
The storm is expected to lose its effect starting from the night hours of the same day.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The storm will lose its effect in the Central Black Sea tomorrow afternoon.
Likely · Within days
The storm will lose its effect in the Western Mediterranean as of tomorrow night.
Likely · Within days

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Experts point out the unequal effects of the climate crisis on the poor, children and outdoor workers, and emphasize that the energy transition should be carried out with fair planning in a way that protects coal workers and local economies.

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Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality AKOM issued a heavy downpour warning in Istanbul due to the cool and rainy weather coming from the Balkans. 7 thousand 38 personnel and 2 thousand 137 vehicles were put on alert for the rains that are expected to last until Wednesday night.

NTV Meteorology Editor Dilek Çalışkan stated that the rainy system coming over the Balkans will cause floods and flood risks in Istanbul. Tomorrow, temperatures are expected to drop to 15 degrees and 80 kilograms of precipitation per square meter.