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Turkey Braces for 'Eyyam-ı Bahar' Heat Wave

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Turkey is set to experience one of its hottest periods of the year, known as 'eyyam-ı bahar', due to the influence of hot air masses from Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Professor Dr. Hüseyin Toros, Head of the Department of Climate Science and Meteorology Engineering at Istanbul Technical University, warns that temperatures in Southeast Anatolia will exceed 40 degrees, while high humidity in coastal areas like Istanbul will make temperatures feel even hotter. The heat wave is expected to reach Turkey from the Arabian Peninsula in the east and from Africa in the west, with temperatures exceeding seasonal norms starting from Wednesday.

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  1. Haberler.com avatar

    Haberler.com

    RSS / @rss.haberler.com/rsskonu.asp?konu=guncel

    Türkiye eyyam-ı bahur sıcaklarının etkisi altına giriyor - Afrika ve A...

  2. STARGAZETE.COM avatar

    STARGAZETE.COM

    RSS / @star.com.tr/rss/rss.asp

    Afrika ve Arap Yarımadası üzerinden geliyor! Eyyam-ı bahur kapıda İTÜ...

  3. Cumhuriyet avatar

    Cumhuriyet

    X / Twitter / @cumhuriyetgzt

    🌡️ Eyyam-ı bahur sıcakları için tarih verildi! ☀️ Türkiye'de termomet...

  4. Türkiye Gazetesi avatar

    Türkiye Gazetesi

    X / Twitter / @turkiyegazetesi

    Türkiye'de eyyam-ı bahur sıcaklarının etkili olması bekleniyor. ▪️Gün...

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