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Türkiye bakes under extreme heat, temperatures hit 50°C+ in southeast

TÜRKİYE-JULY23-24-25: Türkiye continues to struggle with an intense heatwave that has pushed temperatures in southeastern provinces above 50 degrees Celsius (122°F), with Sanliurfa recording a staggering 55°C (131°F) - among the highest temperatures ever measured in the country. The extreme heat has significantly impacted daily life across multiple regions.Major urban centers are facing challenging conditions, with Istanbul reaching 38°C (100.4°F) at its hottest point in Tuzla, while Izmir hit 42°C (107.6°F) due to the combined effects of heat and foehn winds. The coastal city of Aydin saw temperatures climb to 44°C, and industrial hub Kocaeli reached 40°C, forcing residents to alter their daily routines and seek shelter in cooler areas.The Diyarbakir Regional Forecast Center has extended heat warnings through August 2, predicting temperatures will remain 4-8 degrees above seasonal averages in southeastern provinces. Health officials have issued specific guidance for vulnerable populations, recommending they stay indoors between 11:00 and 16:00 when temperatures peak.Meteorologists anticipate another temperature increase beginning Sunday, with Ankara expected to reach 40°C, Izmir hovering between 39-40°C, and Istanbul climbing to 35°C. While minor relief may come after Wednesday, experts caution that above-average temperatures will persist through the weekend.(Footage by Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
TÜRKİYE-JULY23-24-25: Türkiye continues to struggle with an intense heatwave that has pushed temperatures in southeastern provinces above 50 degrees Celsius (122°F), with Sanliurfa recording a staggering 55°C (131°F) - among the highest temperatures ever measured in the country. The extreme heat has significantly impacted daily life across multiple regions.Major urban centers are facing challenging conditions, with Istanbul reaching 38°C (100.4°F) at its hottest point in Tuzla, while Izmir hit 42°C (107.6°F) due to the combined effects of heat and foehn winds. The coastal city of Aydin saw temperatures climb to 44°C, and industrial hub Kocaeli reached 40°C, forcing residents to alter their daily routines and seek shelter in cooler areas.The Diyarbakir Regional Forecast Center has extended heat warnings through August 2, predicting temperatures will remain 4-8 degrees above seasonal averages in southeastern provinces. Health officials have issued specific guidance for vulnerable populations, recommending they stay indoors between 11:00 and 16:00 when temperatures peak.Meteorologists anticipate another temperature increase beginning Sunday, with Ankara expected to reach 40°C, Izmir hovering between 39-40°C, and Istanbul climbing to 35°C. While minor relief may come after Wednesday, experts caution that above-average temperatures will persist through the weekend.(Footage by Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
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