The Ankara Governor’s Office has issued a warning through its social media account, stating that according to the latest data from the Analysis and Forecast Center of the General Directorate of Meteorology, thunderstorms with heavy rainfall are expected in the Ankara province on Monday, April 29, 2024. These thunderstorms are predicted to become locally strong in the afternoon.
The warning emphasized the potential risks of sudden floods, flash floods, lightning, local hailstorms, sudden strong winds, and brief storms. It advised the public to be cautious and take necessary precautions to avoid any negative impacts on transportation as the weather conditions worsen throughout the day.
Citizens were urged to stay informed about the weather updates and follow any official announcements regarding potential dangers or safety measures. The authorities highlighted the importance of staying alert and prepared for any sudden changes in the weather, especially during the afternoon when the thunderstorms are expected to reach their peak intensity.
Warnings about the risks of flooding, lightning strikes, and strong winds were reiterated, as these natural phenomena could lead to disruptions in daily activities and pose a threat to public safety in the affected areas. It is crucial for residents to remain vigilant and take necessary steps to protect themselves and their property from potential damages caused by the severe weather conditions.
The Governor’s Office advised people to avoid unnecessary travel or outdoor activities during the thunderstorms and to seek shelter in safe locations indoors. It also recommended securing loose objects, such as outdoor furniture, and avoiding standing under tall trees or near power lines to minimize the risk of accidents or injuries during the adverse weather conditions.
Overall, the warning emphasized the importance of taking proactive measures to ensure personal safety and well-being during the expected thunderstorms in the Ankara province on April 29, 2024. By following the provided guidelines and staying informed, residents can effectively mitigate the risks associated with severe weather events and minimize potential damages or disruptions to their daily routines.
