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A rainy system affecting Greece is moving towards Turkey via the Mediterranean. This system will start with heavy rain in the Aegean Region and Thrace on Monday morning.
CNN Turk Meteorology Advisor Prof. made a weather forecast for the new week. Dr. Orhan Şen announced that a rainy system will come to Turkey over the Mediterranean starting from Monday. Stating that this rainy system, which will affect Greece today (Sunday), will show itself with heavy rains in the Aegean Region and Thrace on Monday morning, Şen said, "The rains in the Western Black Sea, Marmara, Aegean and Mediterranean regions next week are dangerous. The rains in Istanbul on Wednesday may be dangerous, heavy and even thunderstorms." Şen stated that temperatures will decrease starting from Tuesday.
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There will be dangerous, heavy and thunderstorms in Istanbul on Wednesday.
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The General Directorate of Meteorology predicted slightly cloudy and clear weather across Türkiye for Sunday, October 11. Local showers and thunderstorms are expected in the Eastern Mediterranean, Southeastern Anatolia, Niğde, Malatya and Elazığ surroundings and in the south of Kayseri in the afternoon. Fog will be seen in the Marmara and Aegean regions in the morning and at night.

According to AFAD data, a 3.6 magnitude earthquake centered in Bünyan was recorded at 03:14. The earthquake occurred at a depth of 13.44 km and was felt in the surrounding districts.

Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency announced that a 3.5 magnitude earthquake occurred in Marmara at 22.08. The depth of the earthquake was determined as 7.9 kilometers and was felt at many points in Istanbul. Prof. Okan Tüysüz stated that the earthquake occurred within the Çınarçık Trench and that it was not a continuation of the fault that broke in the August 17 earthquake.

A 3.5 magnitude earthquake was felt in Istanbul. AFAD announced that the earthquake occurred at a depth of 7.96 km, 4.66 km west of the Marmara Sea, centered in Yalova.
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