AKOM announces: Is the snowfall in Istanbul coming to an end? 'Cold and rainy weather...'
The Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) Disaster Coordination Center (AKOM) has provided information on the weather forecast for Istanbul for the coming week. In the statement made by AKOM, it was noted that the snowfall in Istanbul is expected to continue until the middle of the week, and that the snow is expected to give way to rain starting from Wednesday.
A statement has been released by AKOM regarding the ongoing snowfall in Istanbul. While AKOM stated that the snowfall will continue, it announced that the precipitation will lose its effect starting from Wednesday. In the weather report published by AKOM, it was predicted that rain will be effective in Istanbul after Wednesday. In AKOM's weather forecast, it was stated that temperatures in Istanbul will hover between 5 and 8 degrees throughout the coming week.
The following statements were included in AKOM's announcement:
'While cold and rainy weather of Siberian origin continues to be effective across almost the entire country, especially in Istanbul, it is estimated that temperatures across the province will continue to hover in the 5-8°C range, at winter values, throughout the coming week.'
The institution's weekly weather forecast is as follows:
Monday, January 10: Sleet (snowy in higher elevations)
Tuesday, January 11: Sleet (snowy in higher elevations)
Wednesday, January 12: Light rain
Thursday, January 13: Partly to very cloudy
Friday, January 14: Light rain
News Source: 12punto
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