The Water in Istanbul's Golden Horn Has Turned Brown.
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Following heavy rainfall in Istanbul, the seawater in some coastal areas of the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn turned brown. It is believed that mud and soil carried by the rain may have changed the color of the water.
Following intermittent heavy rainfall in Istanbul, muddy water carried from land mixed with the sea. After the rain, the sea turned brown in some coastal areas of the Bosphorus.
Following heavy rainfall in Istanbul, the waters of the Golden Horn were covered in mud. The moments when the brown-colored waters mixed with the Bosphorus were captured from the air.
Following the heavy rainfall in Istanbul that caused fatalities, muddy water carried from land into the sea turned the coastal areas of the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn brown.
Heavy rains, which were effective in Istanbul, caused flooding in the streets and overflowing streams, gave citizens a hard time. On the other hand, Haliç, the pearl of Istanbul, became covered with mud after the rains, turning brown.
Heavy rainfall in Istanbul paralyzed daily life. Streets were flooded, and streams overflowed. The Golden Horn, known as the jewel of the megacity, also changed color. Following the intense rainfall, the Golden Horn was completely covered in mud. The discolored Golden Horn was captured on drone camera footage.
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