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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the MarketUK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Turkey’s Mediterranean and Aegean coasts, including Antalya and Istanbul, see daytime highs of 30–35°C in July and August, dropping to 8–15°C in January. In short: hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters, with significant regional variation.
What is the weather like in Turkey month by month?
Turkey weather monthly averages show a clear split. Along the coast (Antalya, Izmir), summer (June–September) means 28–35°C with almost no rain. Winters (December–February) are 8–15°C and wet. Inland Ankara is colder: summer 27°C, winter near 0°C. Istanbul straddles both climates: summer 27°C, winter 7°C with occasional snow.
What is the 10–14 day outlook for Turkey?
For turkey weather 14 days and turkey weather 10 days forecasts, the live forecast above shows the immediate picture for New Providence. For a broader view, check our 10 day weather forecast UK for comparison, or see Antalya Weather for regional detail. Expect coastal areas to follow the seasonal pattern: hot and dry in summer, cooler and wetter in winter.
What is the weather in Turkey year-round?
Turkey weather year varies by region. Coastal Mediterranean: 15–35°C, dry summers, mild wet winters. Istanbul: 5–28°C, four distinct seasons, occasional snow. Central Anatolia: 0–27°C, cold snowy winters, hot dry summers. Cappadocia is similar but drier.
Is Turkey hot in Celsius terms?
Turkey weather celsius readings on the coast exceed 40°C in July heatwaves. Average summer highs: Antalya 34°C, Istanbul 28°C, Ankara 27°C. Winter averages are 8–15°C in coastal cities. For live figures, refer to the forecast above.
What is the weather like in Istanbul and Antalya right now?
For turkey weather istanbul and turkey weather antalya, the live forecast above gives conditions for New Providence. For city-specific updates, see our UK weather hub for comparison, or check local Turkish meteorological sources.