Weather in Republic of Türkiye in Aralık
Country-wide climate normals across 30 cities in Republic of Türkiye.
How Hot Is Republic of Türkiye in Aralık?
Cool weather is widespread in Republic of Türkiye during December: highs near 11°C, with Istanbul as a representative example. Erzurum sees 0°C; Alanya reaches 17°C.
Sunshine in Republic of Türkiye in Aralık
Republic of Türkiye's December brings mixed skies — Istanbul averages 3.7h of sun, with similar conditions nationwide. Cloudy periods alternate with sunny stretches, and the sun is up between 8:15 am and 5:30 pm. Plan for variability rather than guaranteed sunshine.
Does It Rain In Republic of Türkiye In Aralık?
Typical December rainfall covers Republic of Türkiye: about 97mm in Istanbul across 10 days, with wetter conditions in coastal regions and drier conditions inland. Expect showers about half the days, but extended dry stretches between them. The pattern is variable but predictable.
Is Republic of Türkiye Humid In Aralık?
Republic of Türkiye feels humid through December: 69% in Istanbul, similar nationwide. Warm days feel several degrees hotter than the thermometer suggests, and morning mist or post-rain steam is common. Drier upland or interior regions may feel a bit less oppressive.
Wind In Republic of Türkiye In Aralık
Gentle steady winds define Republic of Türkiye's December: Istanbul averages 15 kph, with conditions consistent across most regions. The breeze keeps warm days bearable without being a nuisance.
Does It Snow In Republic of Türkiye In Aralık?
Republic of Türkiye sees occasional dustings in December: Istanbul averages 0.7 snow days, and higher-elevation cities see noticeably more. The snow is typically light and short-lived, with most of the country still seeing more rain than snow.
Cloud Cover In Republic of Türkiye In Aralık
Cloudy skies dominate Republic of Türkiye in December — 53% cover in Istanbul, with similar overcast conditions in most regions. Direct sun is patchy and broken; expect grey stretches between brief bright moments. Coastal areas may be heavier than inland.