Record Increase in Water Levels at Istanbul Dams in 4 Days - Sözcü Newspaper
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The heavy rainfall that has affected Istanbul in recent days has rapidly increased the water levels in the dams that supply the city. According to İSKİ (Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration) data, the average water level, which saw a record jump of 14.37 percent in just four days, reached 52.43 percent, providing much-needed relief to the city.
The average water level in the dams supplying water to Istanbul has increased by 14.37 points in 4 days, reaching 52.43 percent, due to the record-breaking heavy rainfall in recent days... October 18, 2026, Sputnik Türkiye
The heavy rains that have been affecting Istanbul for days have benefited the dams. According to İSKİ (Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration) data, the average water level in the dams supplying water to the city increased by 14.37 points in 4 days, rising from 38.06% to 52.43%. Elmalı dam had the highest water level at 77.48%, while Pabuçdere dam remained at the lowest level at 3.58%.
The average water level in the dams supplying water to Istanbul has increased by 14.37 percent in 4 days due to the heavy rainfall, reaching 52.43 percent.
The heavy rainfall that has been affecting Istanbul for days has significantly increased the water levels in the dams. According to İSKİ (Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration) data, the average water level, which was 38.06% on October 14th, increased by 14.37 points in four days, reaching 52.43%. The article "Water levels in Istanbul dams increased by 14 points in 4 days" first appeared on TR724.
Heavy rainfall in Istanbul has increased dam water levels to 52.43% in four days. İSKİ (Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration) has released the latest data.
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