
According to the data of the General Directorate of Meteorology, heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected in Istanbul over the weekend.
Istanbul Governorship warned citizens against negativities such as floods, floods and storms due to heavy downpours that are expected to start on the afternoon of Saturday, November 14 and continue until the morning of Sunday, November 15.
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In line with the evaluations made by the General Directorate of Meteorology, a warning for adverse weather conditions was issued for the weekend in Istanbul.
Heavy rain is expected in Istanbul over the weekend. Istanbul Governorship made a statement about the expected adverse weather conditions throughout the city, in line with the evaluations of the General Directorate of Meteorology.
The Governorship reported that showers and thunderstorms, which are expected to affect the area starting from noon on Saturday, November 14, will be locally heavy.
It is estimated that the amount of precipitation will be between 21 and 50 kilograms per square meter.
THE RAIN WILL CONTINUE UNTIL SUNDAY MORNING
According to meteorological evaluations, heavy rains are expected to continue until the early hours of the morning on Sunday, November 15.
It was stated that negativities such as sudden floods, floods, lightning, tornadoes, local hail and storms may occur with the rains.
CALL FOR PRECAUTIONS FROM THE GOVERNORSHIP
Istanbul Governorship pointed out that there may be disruptions in transportation due to heavy rain.
Citizens were asked to be careful and cautious against adverse weather conditions, especially possible floods and floods.

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