Newsletters
Snowfall affected large parts of Türkiye, disrupting daily life and transportation in some areas while creating striking winter scenes in both urban centers and rural regions.
As temperatures dropped, snow blanketed cities across the country, with the changing landscape captured in photographs.
Snow began falling in Istanbul during the night, covering higher elevations with a white layer. In some districts, traffic slowed during the morning hours, while parks and residential areas reflected early winter scenes.
In Kahramanmaras, snowfall was more noticeable in rural and high-altitude districts. Snow accumulation increased in several areas as local teams continued precautionary measures against possible disruptions.
Snow transformed the historic streets of Safranbolu, covering traditional Ottoman houses and narrow alleys. The UNESCO-listed town offered postcard-like views as rooftops and courtyards were blanketed in white.
Mus experienced heavy snowfall, leading to increased snow depth across the province. Transportation to some villages was maintained under controlled conditions as winter weather tightened its grip.
In Hakkari, heavy snowfall combined with freezing temperatures affected daily life. Snow accumulation was particularly significant in higher elevations, prompting ongoing road-clearing efforts.
Ankara saw snowfall during the early hours, leaving a thin snow cover across parts of the capital. Open spaces and parks turned white as cold weather continued to dominate the city.
Snowfall in Van created winter landscapes across the city and its surroundings.
2 min read
4 min read
Set as preferred source
