Alarm bells for tomorrow! Istanbul will feel like 40 degrees, and a holiday has been declared in the neighboring area.

Alarm bells for tomorrow! Istanbul will feel like 40 degrees, and a holiday has been declared in the neighboring area.

22.07.2025 15:52

This week in Turkey, the warm "foehn winds" brought by the Basra Low Pressure are being felt. While record temperatures are expected tomorrow in many provinces, including Istanbul, public institutions have been closed in 14 provinces in our neighboring country, Iran.

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The humid and hot weather, which has been felt across Turkey, is expected to reach record levels tomorrow.



According to the General Directorate of Meteorology's weather forecast report for July 22 - 28; air temperatures will rise 6-10 degrees above seasonal norms across the country. Especially in the Southeastern Anatolia and Aegean regions, values above 40 degrees will be observed.



COOKING AN EGG ON THE ASPHALT



While thermometers showed 39 degrees today in the Büyükçekmece district of Istanbul, a tradesman named İbrahim Yılmaz conducted an experiment by cooking an egg on the asphalt. The egg cracked on the asphalt cooked within minutes.



Alarm bells for tomorrow! Istanbul will feel 40 degrees, a holiday has been declared in the neighboring area


"A RECORD MAY BE BROKEN IN ISTANBUL'S SOUTHERN DISTRICTS"



Prof. Dr. Orhan Şen stated in a social media post, "Be careful of heat strokes today and tomorrow. Tomorrow will be the hottest day in Istanbul. Due to the heat island effect, extreme temperatures will continue until the end of the workday. Tonight will be the hottest night at 27°C. A record may be broken in Istanbul's southern districts during the day, reaching 38-40°C. Do not go outside tomorrow. If our governor advances the working hours tomorrow, we can get through this before it turns into a disaster." he said.



Alarm bells for tomorrow! Istanbul will feel 40 degrees, a holiday has been declared in the neighboring area


PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS IN IRAN HAVE BEEN CLOSED



On the other hand, to prevent high energy consumption due to the ongoing extreme heat in Iran, public institutions have been closed in many provinces, including the capital Tehran, on July 23. The provinces that have been closed include Gilan, Fars, Central, Razavi Khorasan, Golestan, Alborz, Mazandaran, Kerman, Bushehr, Hormozgan, Khuzestan, Lorestan, North Khorasan, and Yazd.



In provinces that have not been closed, working hours have been changed. In many provinces, including Semnan and Kermanshah, working hours have been adjusted to between 06:00 and 11:00.



Source: AA, DHA



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