Weather in Turkey
The southern coastal regions of Turkey are warm and pleasant even at night during the summer. In winter the temperatures rarely fall below 7 °C making the Turquoise coast an ideal destination even in early spring and late autumn, in fact many of the resorts stay open all winter.
The central Anatolian plateau because of the altitude can make Goreme cool in the evenings even in summer but during the day it can be hot, often in the mid thirties. In spring and autumn it can be very crisp and suitable clothing is advised.
The following chart will give you some idea of the temperatures to be encountered.
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January |
April |
July |
October |
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C |
F |
C |
F |
C |
F |
C |
F |
Marmara |
5º |
41º |
12º |
54º |
23º |
73º |
16º |
61º |
Aegean |
9º |
48º |
16º |
61º |
28º |
82º |
18º |
64º |
Mediterranean |
10º |
50º |
16º |
61º |
28º |
82º |
20º |
68º |
Anatolia |
0º |
32º |
11º |
52º |
23º |
73º |
13º |
55º |
Marmara: Istanbul, Gallipoli
Aegean: Ephesus, Pamukkale
Mediterranean: Fethiye, Kas, Olympos
Central Anatolia: Cappadocia, Ankara
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