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As the summer heat intensifies in Marmaris, a touristic district of Muğla, thermometers showed 34 degrees. The hot weather also affected daily life and tourism activity in the district.
Our country will be affected by the eyyam-ı bahur heat waves. Temperatures are expected to rise above 40 degrees in some regions. In our region, low humidity and temperature these days are providing relief.
Meteorology announced an increased risk of forest fires in Muğla due to temperatures reaching 41 degrees, low humidity, and strong winds, and issued a warning.
According to the weather forecast report published by the General Directorate of Meteorology on Wednesday, July 29, hot weather will continue to affect Fethiye. The highest temperature in the district is expected to be 40, and the lowest temperature 28 degrees.
The climate cycle starting in the Pacific Ocean will cause temperatures well above seasonal norms and extreme natural events across the region. Following heat waves exceeding 40 degrees in coastal districts, flood risks are predicted in the winter months.
According to the latest forecasts from the General Directorate of Meteorology, hot weather will intensify in Fethiye on Wednesday, June 24. While the temperature is expected to rise up to 36 degrees, experts emphasized the need to be cautious against sunstroke, especially during noon hours.
The air temperature in Fethiye reached 41 degrees. Due to the scorching heat, citizens turned to shaded areas, while it was observed that the density on streets and avenues decreased during the hottest hours of the day.
Muğla's Menteşe district is experiencing the hottest days of the summer season. Life in the city center has practically come to a standstill due to the heat affecting the region.
Hot weather has started to increase its effect in Marmaris, one of Muğla's favored tourism centers.
According to the latest weather forecast report from the General Directorate of Meteorology, the hot weather will continue to affect the Fethiye district of Muğla on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. The temperature in the district is expected to rise up to 36 degrees.
As today, heavy rain is expected in most parts of our country tomorrow as well. While precipitation will decrease in the new week, temperatures will begin to rise.
The record temperature warnings announced consecutively by experts and the increasingly severe effects of the climate crisis are sounding alarm bells for Muğla and Turkish tourism.