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Türkiye is expected to experience a week of intermittent rainfall across most regions, with temperatures continuing to remain below seasonal norms, according to forecasts issued by the State Meteorological Service.
Meteorology expert Mehmet Ozdemirci stated that precipitation will be particularly effective in the eastern parts of the country at the beginning of the week.
Showers are expected across the Eastern Black Sea region, southeastern Central Anatolia, Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia, as well as the eastern Mediterranean. Localized heavy rainfall is forecast for Hatay, Osmaniye, Gaziantep, and Kilis provinces.
A new weather system approaching from the northwestern regions is expected to bring additional rainfall starting Tuesday.
This system will first affect the Marmara region, inland areas of the Western Black Sea, and parts of Central Anatolia.
By Wednesday, rainfall is expected to spread more widely, covering the Marmara and Aegean regions, the Western Mediterranean, northern and eastern Central Anatolia, the Western Black Sea, and the western sections of Eastern Anatolia. Showers are also anticipated to persist across large parts of the country on Thursday.
In Istanbul, partly cloudy conditions are expected on Monday, followed by showers on Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures are forecast to reach up to 17 degrees Celsius (62.6 Fahrenheit) at the beginning of the week before declining to approximately 13 degrees Celsius midweek.
Ankara is expected to experience partly cloudy conditions on Monday, increasing cloudiness on Tuesday, and local thunderstorms accompanied by showers on Wednesday. Temperatures are projected to range between 15 degrees Celsius and 17 degrees Celsius.
In Izmir, partly cloudy weather is expected on Monday and Tuesday, followed by thunderstorms on Wednesday. Temperatures are forecast to remain between 22 degrees Celsius and 24 degrees Celsius throughout the week.
Officials have confirmed that air temperatures across the country continue to remain below seasonal averages, a trend expected to persist throughout the week.
Cooler and wetter conditions are likely to be more pronounced in inland and eastern regions.
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