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Governor's Office issues severe storm warning

The Istanbul Governor's Office has warned citizens that a strong storm is expected in the western parts of the Western Black Sea region tonight. Citizens have been urged to be cautious against potential transportation disruptions.

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Governor's Office issues severe storm warning

Citing the latest assessments from the General Directorate of Meteorology, the Istanbul Governor's Office announced that on Monday, April 27, the wind is expected to blow as a storm from the north and northeast at force 6 to 8 (50-75 km/h) in the western part of the Western Black Sea, including the European Side of Istanbul and Kırklareli. Authorities advised mariners and those working in the transportation sector to take extra precautions during these weather conditions.

In the statement made by the Governor's Office, it was noted that the expected storm would lose its effect in the morning hours, and it was emphasized that citizens should be prepared for any negative developments throughout the night. It was reported that issues such as delays and cancellations in maritime transportation could occur.

The statement shared by the Governor's Office is as follows:

"A short-term storm is expected in our seas (western part of the Western Black Sea)!

According to the assessments of the General Directorate of Meteorology; on Monday, 27.04.2026, the wind is expected to blow as a storm from the north and northeast at force 6 to 8 (50-75 km/h) in the western part of the Western Black Sea (European Side of Istanbul and Kırklareli).

The storm is expected to lose its effect in the morning hours of the same day. One should be careful and cautious against negative situations such as disruptions in transportation."


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