Low-pressure system impacts Balkans Turkey
The Balkans region experienced a rare weather phenomenon this weekend, leading to an unusual low-pressure system for July, accompanied by heavy thunderstorms and flooding. Starting from Friday, this weather system affected Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, and North Macedonia, with heavy rainfall expected—60% of which could result in floods, especially in Greece. On Saturday, the system moved into Turkey, impacting Istanbul, Ankara, and the Anatolian region, bringing strong storms and more rainfall than typical for summer. Additionally, the rain extended to the Syrian, Lebanese, and Palestinian coasts overnight, lasting until Sunday. These conditions are uncommon during the peak of the tourist season.
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