In Turkey, temperature records for the month of March have been broken in 13 provinces and 17 districts compared to seasonal averages. According to data from the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change’s General Directorate of Meteorology, a warm weather wave on March 15-16 led to summer-like days nationwide. The average temperature measured on 16 days this month was 10.2 degrees Celsius, exceeding seasonal norms by 2.5 degrees. When compared to the seasonal averages for March, temperature records were broken in 13 provinces and 17 districts across Turkey. Here are the provinces and districts that experienced the highest temperatures: “Ordu 34.8, Adana 33.3, Osmaniye 32.5, Sinop 32.2, Denizli 31.6, Izmir 31.1, Kilis 30.1, Konya 29.2, Tekirdag 28.7, Kastamonu 28.5, Edirne 28.1, Afyonkarahisar 26.7, Bingol 23.7, Kozan 34, Antakya 32, Manavgat 31, Kusadasi 30.6, Yatagan 30.4, Edremit 29.9, Polatli 28.5, Luleburgaz Agricultural Enterprises 28.6, Cermik 28.1, Tavsanli 29.5, Siverek 27.3, Gokceada 26.8, Adiyaman Golbasi 26.6, Beysehir 26, Elbistan 25.9, Tomarza 24.3, Gerede 24.”