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Rain, snow and fog forecast across parts of Turkey
Turkey’s meteorological service has forecast unsettled weather across parts of the country.
Showers are expected in Marmara, the Aegean, western Mediterranean and southern and western Central Anatolia, as well as around Bolu, Rize, Artvin and Ardahan.
Inland areas may see sleet or snow, including higher ground in Central Anatolia and around Bolu.
Coastal areas are forecast to get rain and showers, with thunderstorms possible in parts of the Aegean and western Mediterranean.
Temperatures are expected to remain below seasonal norms nationwide.
Fog or mist is also forecast overnight and in the morning in parts of the Black Sea region, Central Anatolia, eastern Turkey and southeastern Turkey.
Rain and showers are forecast across parts of Turkey, with snow and sleet expected in some inland and higher areas.
The Turkish Meteorological General Directorate forecast rain in Marmara, the Aegean, western Mediterranean and parts of central Anatolia, as well as around Bolu, Rize, Artvin and Ardahan.
Fog and mist are expected overnight and in the morning in parts of the Black Sea region, central Anatolia, eastern Anatolia and southeastern Anatolia.
Temperatures are forecast to remain below seasonal norms across the country.
- Who
- Turkey’s Meteorological General Directorate issued the forecast.
- What
- Rain, showers, sleet, snow, fog and mist are forecast in parts of the country.
- When
- The forecast was published on Nov. 10, 2026. It refers to conditions this evening, overnight, in the morning and the following day.
- Where
- Parts of Turkey, including Marmara, the Aegean, western Mediterranean, central Anatolia, and areas around Bolu, Rize, Artvin and Ardahan.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Publication date
- Nov. 10, 2026
- Expected temperatures
- Below seasonal norms nationwide
- Rain forecast
- Marmara, Aegean, western Mediterranean and southern and western central Anatolia
- Snow and sleet
- Inland areas and higher elevations
- Fog and mist
- Parts of the Black Sea region, central Anatolia, eastern Anatolia and southeastern Anatolia