
While a risk of heavy showers and tornadoes is expected on the Aegean coast in the first week of November, temperatures are decreasing as of November 5 and snowfall is predicted in higher areas.
While the risk of heavy showers and tornadoes is expected on the Aegean coast in the first week of November in Türkiye, temperatures are decreasing as of November 5 and snowfall is predicted in higher areas.
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Changes in weather conditions are expected in the first week of November in Türkiye.
Rainy weather will increase its effect in the first week of November in Türkiye. While heavy showers are expected, especially on the Aegean coast, it is estimated that temperatures will drop significantly across the country as of Thursday, November 5.
Meteorologist Prof. Dr. Orhan Şen evaluated the expected weather conditions throughout the week and announced the regions where snowfall may occur.
STRONG SHOWERS WARNING ON AEGEAN COASTS
Heavy rains are expected to be effective on the coastline stretching from Çanakkale to Muğla in the new week.
It is predicted that the rain will increase especially on Tuesday, November 3 and Wednesday, November 4.
While heavy showers are expected in the southern parts of Izmir and Marmaris, Bodrum and Fethiye districts of Muğla, it is stated that hail may occur in some regions.
Prof. Dr. Orhan Şen drew attention to the risk of tornadoes as well as floods and floods on the Aegean coast.
It was stated that heavy rains could cause disruptions in transportation and puddles on the roads.
TEMPERATURES WILL FALL AS OF NOVEMBER 5
Starting from the second half of the week, temperatures are expected to decrease noticeably across Türkiye.
While it is estimated that the cold weather will increase its effect on Thursday, November 5, temperatures are also predicted to decrease in Istanbul.
While the average November temperature in Istanbul is around 16 degrees, it is stated that thermometers may drop to 12-13 degrees in the middle of the week.
ORHAN ŞEN ANNOUNCED THE AREAS WHERE SNOW IS EXPECTED
Meteorologist Prof. Dr. Orhan Şen said that snowfall may be seen in higher elevations starting from Wednesday evening.
Pointing out the possibility of snow, especially in regions with altitudes above 1500 meters, Şen said:
"It may snow in high places. It may snow in Uludağ (Bursa) and Keltepe (Karabük). There is a possibility of snow falling on the tops of the mountains in the inner parts of the Black Sea. There is a possibility of snow falling in areas above 1500 meters."
It is estimated that snowfall may continue until Friday and Saturday in high altitude regions, especially Uludağ in Bursa and Keltepe in Karabük.
PROVINCES WHERE SNOW IS EXPECTED
According to the meteorological map, snowfall is expected in the higher parts of some provinces in Eastern Anatolia this week.
The provinces with the possibility of snowfall are as follows:
Erzurum
Kars
Pain
Ardahan
van
Hakkari
While snowfall is expected to be especially effective in high altitude areas, there is not the same amount of snow expected for city centers.
THE POSSIBILITY OF SNOW IN THE HIGHER SECTIONS OF THE BLACK SEA
It is stated that snowfall may also occur in the mountainous areas in the inner parts of the Black Sea.
It is predicted that snowfall, which is expected to start in higher elevations on Wednesday evening, may continue intermittently in some regions until the weekend.
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Temperatures will drop across the country starting from Thursday, November 5.
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