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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the PressHive weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Turkey’s weather today is a mix of mild coastal cloud over the Aegean and clearer skies inland, with temperatures in the low 20s Celsius across most regions. The live forecast above shows conditions for New Providence, offering a snapshot of the typical late-spring pattern.
What is the weather like in Turkey this week?
Across Turkey, the weather this week sees a gentle transition from spring warmth into early summer. Istanbul and the Marmara coast are dealing with patchy cloud and occasional light rain, while Antalya and the Mediterranean strip stay mostly dry with highs around 22–24°C. Inland, places like Ankara and Cappadocia are cooler, with brisk northerly winds and temperatures dipping to 13–15°C at night. The Aegean coast, from Izmir down to Bodrum, remains pleasant but breezy.
How does Turkey’s climate vary by season?
Turkey’s weather year divides clearly: a hot, dry summer from June to September where the south coast often hits 30°C; a mild, wetter winter from December to February with snow in the east; and spring and autumn as short, comfortable shoulder seasons. Monthly averages show July as the hottest month across the country, while January is coolest, especially in central Anatolia.
Is Turkey’s weather good for a 10-day holiday?
Yes, for most of the coast. The 10-day outlook shows stable conditions along the Mediterranean, with only a few showers in the north. Pack light layers for evenings, as temperatures drop by 8–10°C after sunset, especially away from the sea.
What’s the weather like in Antalya in Celsius?
Antalya’s weather today sits around 23°C, typical for late spring. The sea is warm enough for swimming at 19°C, and the next week stays mostly dry. For the full monthly picture, check our Antalya weather page.
Does Turkey’s weather change much year to year?
Not dramatically. Turkey’s weather year follows a reliable pattern: hot summers, mild winters, and two clear transition seasons. However, the south coast can see slightly more rain in some autumns, while the east gets heavier snow in colder winters.
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For more on Turkey’s climate, explore our UK weather hub or compare with Crete and Malta. Travel planning? The 10-day forecast for Turkey’s main cities gives a clear picture of the week ahead.