Strong Southerly Winds Have Paralyzed Life in Istanbul! Ferry Services Have Been Cancelled.
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Due to the strong southerly winds affecting Istanbul, high waves formed along the coastal areas, some ferry services were cancelled, and metro services were disrupted.
Following warnings from the General Directorate of Meteorology, the southerly wind (lodos) intensified in many cities, especially Istanbul. Roofs were blown off, trees were uprooted, and citizens had difficulty walking on the streets. Here are the images...
The southerly wind intensified in Istanbul today, causing disruptions to sea transportation. City Lines announced that numerous ferry services have been cancelled until further notice due to adverse weather conditions.
Due to the strong southerly winds affecting Istanbul, high waves formed along the coastal areas, and some ferry services were cancelled. Furthermore, there were disruptions to metro services. Click here for more.
Following the Turkish Meteorological General Directorate's storm and southerly wind warnings for the Marmara Region, strong winds continued to affect Istanbul, creating huge waves on the Yenikapı coast in Fatih. While some citizens were seen walking and jogging along the coastline as the southerly wind intensified from midday onwards, local and foreign tourists braved the rain to watch the waves crashing against the shore. Tourists took photos a…
The strong southerly winds affecting Istanbul caused high waves along the coast and seawater to reach walkways. Some ferry services were cancelled due to the adverse weather conditions, and the Yenikapı-Atatürk Airport-Kirazlı Metro Line experienced a temporary disruption due to a fallen tree. The Meteorology Department reiterated its storm warning for the Marmara region.
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