Due to the heavy rain since Wednesday evening, streams overflowed and houses and agricultural lands were flooded; Pollution occurred on Karasu beaches.
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Heavy downpours, which started on Wednesday evening and were effective throughout the city, caused floods and landslides.
Due to the downpour that started on Wednesday evening and continued throughout the city until yesterday evening, streams overflowed, roads, agricultural lands and houses were flooded, and some buildings were destroyed.
In the city, where an "orange" code warning has been issued for today, teams are carrying out preventive work in addition to cleaning the piles of soil and rubble brought by the flood.
In this context, State Hydraulic Works teams are carrying out reclamation work in the Kanlıçay Stream at the Mesudiye Bridge location in Karapürçek district with their work machines.
Sakarya Metropolitan Municipality teams are removing pieces of soil and rocks covering the houses after the downpour in Karasu district's Karasu district. DSI teams are also cleaning the stream bed in the neighborhood.
In the Darıçayırı District of the district, where roads, agricultural lands and the ground floors of houses were flooded due to the heavy rain, State Hydraulic Works teams are carrying out cleaning and reclamation works in the Darıçayırı Stream with their work machines.
Some teams are kept on alert against possible negativities.
The color of the sea changed after the shower in Sakarya, pollution occurred on the beach
Following the downpour that has continued throughout the city since Wednesday, the flow rate of the streams and streams flowing into the sea in Karasu increased.
The silt and muddy soil carried by the Sakarya River with heavy rains spread over a wide area in the coastal part of the Black Sea.
The color of the water turned brown in the area where the river flows into the sea and in part of the coast.
The coastline of the Black Sea, which changed color after the downpour, was viewed from the air.
Following the rain in Kocaali district, tree logs, branches, various wastes and hazelnuts from the gardens carried into the sea by the Büyükmelen Stream washed up on the beaches of Kocaali.

While the warming waters off the California coast bring abundance to fishing, it also causes rare species to be seen and the ecological balance to be shaken.

NTV Meteorology Editor Dilek Çalışkan warned about the heavy rain that is expected to be effective between 18.00-00.00 today in Istanbul and drew attention to the Anatolian Side and the Bosphorus Line.
According to the statement made by Meteorology, strong winds and storms are expected in Bolu, Karabük, Çankırı, Çorum, Tokat and some other surrounding provinces starting from tomorrow morning.
Prof. Dr. Şermin Tağıl announced that in the 2026-2027 winter season, warm weather and heavy rains and flood risk are expected in Türkiye in the first half, and sudden cold weather, heavy snow and blizzards are expected in the second half.
Prof. from Izmir Bakırçay University. Dr. Şermin Tağıl stated that a warm and rainy period will stand out across Türkiye in the winter of 2026-2027, and that severe cold and snowfalls may be seen in the second half of the winter with the weakening of the Polar Gyre.
The loss of life in the flood disaster that affected Istanbul and Kocaeli increased to 6. Governor Davut Gül announced that the search for the missing is continuing and demolition has started to rehabilitate the streams.