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Febzi Burak Tekin, a weather forecast expert at the General Directorate of Meteorology at the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, assessed this week’s weather forecast.
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Tekin said rain will be more concentrated in a smaller area this week than last week, with showers and occasional thunderstorms possible in the north.
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Tekin said rains would fall tomorrow in Marmara, the Western Black Sea and the central and eastern Black Sea coasts except Samsun, adding, “On Wednesday, rains will fall on the Central Black Sea and Samsun coasts. Heavy rains are expected in coastal areas on Wednesday in the eastern Black Sea, especially in Trabzon, Rize and Artvin. Rains are also possible in the northeastern part of our country on Thursday and Friday,” he said.
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Weather forecast for the three major provinces
Tekin said rain will start falling in Istanbul tomorrow morning and continue intermittently throughout the day, with temperatures expected to reach 30 to 31 degrees Celsius over the next three days.
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Tekin said temperatures in Ankara will vary between 29 and 32 degrees Celsius over the next three days, stressing that there will be no rain in Izmir, with temperatures estimated at 36 to 38 degrees Celsius and strong winds from the north.
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Tekin said strong northerly winds were expected tomorrow in southwestern Marmara, the northern Aegean Sea and the western and central Black Sea, while on Wednesday in southwestern Marmara and the northern Aegean Sea.
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Fevzi Burak Tekin said sea temperatures would reach 27-29 degrees Celsius in the Aegean Sea and 29-31 degrees Celsius in the Mediterranean Sea.
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“We’re not predicting desert heat.”
Regarding claims of the coming of Eyyam-i-Bahr fever, Tekin said:
“In Turkish culture, there are several words used by our people regarding weather forecasts, such as Cemre rains, 40 rains, and Pastrami heat, which are based on years of observation. Eyam-i-Bahr is also called African desert heat. However, as mentioned earlier, scorching heat will continue in our country throughout this week. “Desert temperatures are not expected. Heat waves are not expected. On the contrary, temperatures will be below seasonal norms in inland areas. In our country, the Black Sea region, and Eastern Anatolia, some areas will exceed seasonal norms.”
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Tekin said temperatures could exceed 40 degrees along the eastern Mediterranean coast and around Diyarbakir, Şanlıurfa, Mardin, Gaziantep and Adana in southeastern Anatolia, but no increase above seasonal standards was expected. “Temperatures will be below seasonal standards across the country,” he said.
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