Strong wind and downpour warning from Meteorology! Here is the weather forecast for Tuesday, June 17, by province...
In the weather forecast report for June 17 from the General Directorate of Meteorology, a warning for thunderstorms was issued for Ordu, Rize, Samsun, Trabzon, Erzurum, and Kars. It was noted that air temperatures in the northern parts will remain below seasonal norms. So, what will the weather be like across the country today? Here is the weather forecast for Tuesday, June 17, by province...
According to the forecasts made by the General Directorate of Meteorology: The northern and eastern parts of our country are expected to be partly to very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms expected in the Eastern Black Sea region, the surroundings of Ordu, and the northeast of Eastern Anatolia, while other areas are expected to be clear and sunny.
Air temperatures are expected to remain below seasonal norms in the northern parts of the country and around seasonal norms in other areas.
The wind is expected to blow strongly (30-50 km/h) from northerly directions along the North Aegean coast, the east of Central Anatolia, and the west of Eastern Anatolia, and from southerly directions in the southeast of Eastern Anatolia.
MARMARA
It is expected to be clear and sunny, with parts becoming partly cloudy in the northwest over time.
BALIKESİR °C, 32°C
Clear and sunny
EDİRNE °C, 35°C
Clear and sunny
İSTANBUL °C, 29°C
Clear and sunny
KIRKLARELİ °C, 32°C
Clear and sunny, becoming partly cloudy over time
AEGEAN
It is expected to be clear and sunny. The wind is expected to blow strongly (30-50 km/h) from northerly and northeasterly directions along the coast.
A.KARAHİSAR °C, 27°C
Clear and sunny
İZMİR °C, 35°C
Clear and sunny
MUĞLA °C, 35°C
Clear and sunny
UŞAK °C, 29°C
Clear and sunny
MEDITERRANEAN
It is expected to be clear and sunny.
ADANA °C, 37°C
Clear and sunny
ANTALYA °C, 34°C
Clear and sunny
HATAY °C, 30°C
Clear and sunny
ISPARTA °C, 29°C
Clear and sunny
CENTRAL ANATOLIA
It is expected to be partly and mostly clear. The wind is expected to blow strongly (30-50 km/h) from northerly and northeasterly directions in the east.
ANKARA °C, 27°C
Mostly clear
ESKİŞEHİR °C, 27°C
Mostly clear
KONYA °C, 27°C
Mostly clear
SİVAS °C, 20°C
Partly and mostly clear
WESTERN BLACK SEA
It is expected to be partly and mostly clear.
BOLU °C, 25°C
Partly and mostly clear
DÜZCE °C, 28°C
Mostly clear
SİNOP °C, 27°C
Partly and mostly clear
ZONGULDAK °C, 24°C
Mostly clear
CENTRAL and EASTERN BLACK SEA
It is expected to be partly and at times very cloudy, with intermittent showers and thunderstorms in the Eastern Black Sea region and the surroundings of Ordu.
AMASYA °C, 26°C
Partly cloudy
RİZE °C, 23°C
Partly and very cloudy, with intermittent showers and thunderstorms
SAMSUN °C, 25°C
Partly cloudy
TRABZON °C, 22°C
Partly and very cloudy, with intermittent showers and thunderstorms
EASTERN ANATOLIA
It is expected to be partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms in the northeastern parts after midday. The wind is expected to blow strongly (30-50 km/h) from northerly directions in the west of Eastern Anatolia and from southerly directions in the southeast of Eastern Anatolia.
ERZURUM °C, 20°C
Partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms after midday
KARS °C, 19°C
Partly and very cloudy, with local showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening hours
MALATYA °C, 29°C
Partly and mostly clear
VAN °C, 22°C
Partly and very cloudy
SOUTHEASTERN ANATOLIA
It is expected to be clear and sunny.
DİYARBAKIR °C, 33°C
Clear and sunny
GAZİANTEP °C, 31°C
Clear and sunny
MARDİN °C, 31°C
Clear and sunny
SİİRT °C, 32°C
Clear and sunny
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