Meteorology issues warning: Scorching heat to rise by another 3 degrees! Expert provides date and time, advises 'do not go outside'
As temperatures across Turkey climb above seasonal norms, they are expected to rise by an additional 1 to 3 degrees in inland areas. Prof. Dr. Orhan Şen warned citizens against the heatwave that will be particularly effective in Central Anatolia, the Aegean, and the north of the Mediterranean. So, what will the weather be like across the country today? Here is the weather forecast for Sunday, July 27, by province...
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According to forecasts made by the General Directorate of Meteorology: The northeastern parts of the country are expected to be partly cloudy, with local thundershowers in Ağrı and the northeast of Van, while other areas are expected to be mostly clear and sunny.
Air temperatures are expected to rise by 1 to 3 degrees in inland areas and continue to hover above seasonal norms across the country.
The wind is generally expected to blow from northerly directions, light to occasionally moderate in strength.
Meteorology Expert Prof. Dr. Orhan Şen announced that Turkey is currently the hottest country in Europe. Stating that the heatwave will increase its effect, especially in Central Anatolia and the northern regions of the Aegean and Mediterranean, Şen issued important warnings.
In his assessment to CNN Türk, Prof. Dr. Şen stated, "Starting from Monday, temperatures in Ankara could rise to 41-42 degrees, and could even reach 43 degrees. For this reason, residents of Ankara should avoid going outside if possible, especially on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday."
In addition to Ankara, similar temperature values are expected to be measured in cities such as Konya, Eskişehir, Kütahya, Uşak, Çankırı, and Yozgat.
Stating that air temperatures in Antalya will drop below 44-45 degrees as the wind loses its effect, Orhan Şen said that thermometers in Istanbul will show 35 degrees.
MARMARA
It is expected to be mostly clear and sunny.
BALIKESİR °C, 41°C
Mostly clear and sunny
EDİRNE °C, 40°C
Mostly clear and sunny
İSTANBUL °C, 33°C
Mostly clear and sunny
KIRKLARELİ °C, 36°C
Mostly clear and sunny
AEGEAN
It is expected to be mostly clear and sunny.
A.KARAHİSAR °C, 38°C
Mostly clear and sunny
DENİZLİ °C, 44°C
Mostly clear and sunny
İZMİR °C, 39°C
Mostly clear and sunny
MANİSA °C, 44°C
Mostly clear and sunny
MEDITERRANEAN
It is expected to be mostly clear and sunny.
ADANA °C, 38°C
Mostly clear and sunny
ANTALYA °C, 34°C
Mostly clear and sunny
HATAY °C, 34°C
Mostly clear and sunny
ISPARTA °C, 40°C
Mostly clear and sunny
CENTRAL ANATOLIA
It is expected to be mostly clear and sunny.
ANKARA °C, 38°C
Mostly clear and sunny
ÇANKIRI °C, 38°C
Mostly clear and sunny
ESKİŞEHİR °C, 39°C
Mostly clear and sunny
KONYA °C, 37°C
Mostly clear and sunny
WESTERN BLACK SEA
It is expected to be mostly clear and sunny.
BOLU °C, 40°C
Mostly clear and sunny
DÜZCE °C, 40°C
Mostly clear and sunny
SİNOP °C, 35°C
Mostly clear and sunny
ZONGULDAK °C, 31°C
Mostly clear and sunny
CENTRAL and EASTERN BLACK SEA
It is expected to be partly and mostly clear.
AMASYA °C, 38°C
Partly and mostly clear
ARTVİN °C, 32°C
Partly and mostly clear
SAMSUN °C, 31°C
Partly and mostly clear
TRABZON °C, 28°C
Partly and mostly clear
EASTERN ANATOLIA
It is expected to be partly and mostly clear, with local showers and thundershowers in Ağrı and the northeast of Van after midday.
ERZURUM °C, 33°C
Partly and mostly clear
KARS °C, 31°C
Partly and mostly clear
MALATYA °C, 42°C
Partly and mostly clear
VAN °C, 31°C
Partly and mostly clear, with local showers and thundershowers in the northeast after midday
SOUTHEASTERN ANATOLIA
It is expected to be mostly clear and sunny.
DİYARBAKIR °C, 44°C
Mostly clear and sunny
GAZİANTEP °C, 42°C
Mostly clear and sunny
MARDİN °C, 42°C
Mostly clear and sunny
SİİRT °C, 43°C
Mostly clear and sunny