"When will the first snow fall in Istanbul? Does ChatGPT have a prediction?"

30.09.2025 16:43

With the weather in Turkey getting colder, the question of when the first snow will fall in Istanbul has come to the forefront. An evaluation based on past data by the AI assistant ChatGPT indicates that there is a high probability of snowfall in Istanbul and its inland areas between December 5 and 20. For a more significant snowfall, the end of December to mid-January is considered more likely.

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As the end of September approaches across the country, with the weather getting significantly colder, an important warning came from Abdullah Macit, a Meteorology Specialist at the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change.

RAINY WEATHER WILL BE EFFECTIVE

Macit stated that the country will be under the influence of a new rainy weather starting from the evening hours of Thursday, saying, "On Thursday, we expect showers and thunderstorms in the western Marmara and the northern Aegean coasts, on Friday in Marmara, Aegean, and the Western Mediterranean, and on Saturday in Marmara, Aegean, Western Mediterranean, and the western part of Central Anatolia."

WHEN WILL THE FIRST SNOW FALL IN ISTANBUL?

After meteorological maps indicated that the weather would cool down, the question of when the first snow will fall in Istanbul became a matter of curiosity.

"SNOW MAY BE SEEN IN THRACE AT THE END OF NOVEMBER"

The artificial intelligence assistant ChatGPT made an assessment regarding the first snowfall in Istanbul based on past data. The analysis by ChatGPT included the following statements: "This winter (2025–26) in Istanbul, the likelihood of seeing the 'first white' in the high and inner regions is high between December 5-20; it is more likely that the first snow that sticks to the ground in the city center will fall between the end of December and mid-January. Although rare, precipitation may be seen at the end of November in the Thrace/Çatalca line."