AKOM Warns Istanbul Residents: Rainfall Will Intensify in the Evening Hours.
7 Articles
7 Articles
Heavy rain that began in Istanbul last night continues, covering the city with thick dark clouds. The rainfall is expected to intensify between 4 PM and 10 PM. AKOM (Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Disaster Coordination Center) reports a total of 30-60 kilograms of rain per square meter, while the Governor's Office has issued a warning against floods and water inundation.
Many are wondering when the heavy rains affecting Istanbul will end. According to forecasts shared by the General Directorate of Meteorology and AKOM (Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Disaster Coordination Center), rainy weather is expected to continue intermittently until the weekend. So, when will the rain stop in Istanbul? How long will the rainfall last? Here are the details…
AKOM announced that the heavy rainfall in Istanbul will intensify with a storm starting at 4 PM. The storm, expected to reach speeds of 60 kilometers per hour, and the heavy rain are predicted to continue until 10 PM.
The General Directorate of Meteorology (MGM) released the November 4 weather report. Heavy rainfall warnings have been issued for many provinces, while torrential downpours and thunderstorms are expected across the country. Rainfall is expected to be very strong and severe in Hatay and Osmaniya, while storms are expected to reach 70 kilometers per hour along the coast of Marmara, the North Aegean and the Western Black Sea.
AKOM shared the expected weather report in Istanbul with the public. According to a statement by the agency, torrential rainfall will continue at intervals throughout the day. However, from 16:00-22:00, the impact of the storm will increase the force of precipitation. Up to 35 kilograms of precipitation will fall per square meter. Here are the details...
AKOM (Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Disaster Coordination Center) issued a warning for heavy rain and storms across the city. The rain is expected to intensify between 4 PM and 10 PM, with wind speeds reaching 60 kilometers per hour. Rainfall is estimated to range from 15 to 35 kilograms per square meter, with the rain expected to subside on Thursday and leave the region by Friday. Temperatures are expected to remain close to winter levels …
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
