Breaking news... Istanbul Governor's Office Gives a Time: Heavy Rain and Storm Are Coming!
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Spring weather in Istanbul is giving way to storms, heavy rain, and cold... The Governor's Office warned of floods and water inundations due to the heavy rain expected tomorrow, while AKOM announced that temperatures will drop to 12-14 degrees due to a cold air mass originating from Siberia.
BREAKING NEWS | The Istanbul Governorship has issued a warning regarding potential adverse effects due to the heavy rainfall expected in the city tomorrow. BREAKING NEWS | A statement posted on the Governorship's social media account, citing assessments by the General Directorate of Meteorology, stated that heavy rainfall is expected from tomorrow morning onwards...
The Istanbul Governorship has warned citizens about strong rainfall and storms expected to affect the entire city on Wednesday, November 4th. The rainfall is expected to range from 21 to 50 kilograms per square meter, with winds potentially reaching 70 kilometers per hour in some areas. Citizens are advised to be cautious against floods, landslides, lightning strikes, and disruptions to transportation.
The General Directorate of Meteorology announced that heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected across most of the country tomorrow. An orange alert was issued for Hatay and Osmaniye, and a yellow alert for 21 provinces, including Istanbul. The rainfall is expected to be very heavy in some areas.
The General Directorate of Meteorology issued a yellow alert for 21 provinces, including Istanbul, and an orange alert for Hatay and Osmaniye. The Istanbul Governorship announced that strong downpours and storms are expected in the city starting tomorrow morning, warning against floods, waterlogging, and landslides. AKOM (Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Disaster Coordination Center) stated that temperatures will drop to 12-14 degrees Celsius.…
The Istanbul Governorship warned citizens about the expected heavy rain and thunderstorms across the city on Wednesday, November 4th. The rainfall is expected to be locally intense, with wind speeds potentially reaching up to 70 kilometers per hour in some areas. Citizens were urged to take precautions against flooding, landslides, and disruptions to transportation.
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