In Uludağ, one of the important centers of winter tourism, snowfall was effective in April. While the ski lovers who came to Uludağ, where the snow thickness reaches 58 centimeters, enjoyed the holiday, the effective areas in Mersin were hit with hail. In Tunceli and Şırnak Silopi, the downpour had a negative impact on life.
In April, it snowed in Uludağ, which is the largest winter and nature sports center in Turkey with 17 hotels, facilities and a capacity of 5 thousand beds, at an altitude of 2 thousand 543.With the snowfall that fell at intervals throughout the week and increased its effect since last night, the snow thickness reached 58 centimeters in Uludağ, where the air temperature was measured as 0 degrees.In Uludağ, where the season ends on March 20, domestic and foreign tourists enjoy skiing in April, snowfall is expected to be effective throughout the day at intervals.Van was one of the places that received heavy snowfall. However, the Van-Bahçesaray highway was closed to transportation due to the danger of precipitation and avalanche.The hail, which was effective in Mersin, also damaged the vegetables and fruits produced in the open in high areas.Showers are expected to continue for two days at intervals in the region.In the Silopi district of Tunceli and Şırnak, torrential rains caused floods.Munzur and Pülümür streams, whose flow rate increased with the effect of melting snow and precipitation, overflowed.In the Silopi district of Şırnak, there were floods due to the torrential rain.In the district, where education was suspended for one day, pregnant and disabled personnel working in the public sector were also considered on leave.
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Uludağ, a significant center of winter tourism, experienced snowfall in April, with a snow thickness of 58 centimeters attracting skiing enthusiasts. Meanwhile, hail storms hit areas in Mersin, leaving a negative impact on the produce grown in high areas. Torrential rains also hit the Tunceli and Şırnak Silopi districts, causing floods and education suspension for a day.
