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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the ScopePress weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Expect daytime highs across Turkey ranging from 8–15°C in January to 30–35°C in July, depending on region. The live forecast above gives today’s conditions for New Providence; for Turkey check coastal and inland differences.
What is Turkey’s climate like overall?
Turkey spans seven climatic zones. Coastal Marmara and the Aegean have a Mediterranean pattern: hot, dry summers (28–34°C) and mild, wet winters (8–14°C). The interior plateau around Ankara is semi-arid with colder winters (often below 0°C at night) and hot summers (up to 40°C). The Black Sea coast receives rain year-round, while the southeast experiences scorching summer highs above 40°C. These ranges can be seen in our 10-day UK forecast for comparison, but Turkey’s monthly averages vary more widely.
When should I plan a trip for the best weather?
For beach holidays along the Mediterranean (Antalya, Bodrum), May–October offers sea temperatures above 22°C and minimal rain. Istanbul’s best months are April–June and September–October (18–26°C). If you prefer mild conditions without crowds, March–April and October–November work well. Winter (December–February) brings snow to ski resorts like Uludağ but rain and chill to coastal cities – check Antalya weather for typical December highs of 12–15°C.
What is the weather like in Antalya in 14 days?
Fourteen-day forecasts for Antalya typically show highs of 28–33°C in summer and 12–16°C in winter. The live forecast above updates conditions; for a longer outlook use 10-day UK forecast tools, but Turkey’s monthly averages give a reliable guide.
Does it snow in Istanbul?
Yes. Istanbul averages 5–10 snowy days per winter, usually January–February. Accumulations rarely exceed 10 cm and melt within a day or two. For daily conditions see the live forecast above or check UK weather hub for comparisons.
What are Turkey’s weather extremes?
Highest recorded: 49.1°C (Cizre, 2021). Lowest: -46.4°C (Erzurum, 1990). Most visitors experience 5–35°C. For current conditions refer to the forecast above; monthly averages (turkey weather monthly) show steady shifts.