Climate and temperature in Turkey

Turkey has a Mediterranean climate, with cold winters and hot summers.

The western and southern coastal areas of Turkey belong to a typical Mediterranean climate, with hot and rainy summers and mild and rainy winters. The northern coastal areas are mild and rainy all year round. Non-coastal areas such as the central and eastern regions have a continental plateau climate, which is hot and dry in summer and cold and rainy in winter, with a large temperature difference.

The average temperature in inland areas in June 5438+ 10 is below 0℃, the annual average temperature is 16-22℃, and the annual average rainfall is 200-400 mm; The annual rainfall in coastal areas is 500-700 mm. The extreme temperature in summer in southern coastal areas reaches 40℃. The extreme temperature in winter in the eastern region reaches MINUS 40℃.

Brief introduction of Turkey

Turkey is located in the westernmost part of Asia, spanning Europe and Asia. Its land area is 783,600 square kilometers, 97% of which is located in Asia Minor Peninsula (also known as Anatolia Peninsula) in Asia. 3% is located in the Balkans of Europe, known as East Thrace. Turkey is surrounded by the sea on three sides, with the Black Sea in the north, the Aegean Sea and Marathi in the west and the Mediterranean Sea in the south, with a coastline of 7,200 kilometers. Turkey is adjacent to eight countries in Asia and Europe, with a land border of 2,648 kilometers.

Turkey is rich in mineral resources, mainly natural stone, marble, boron, chromium, thorium and coal. Among them, the reserves of natural stone and marble account for 40% of the world, and the number of varieties ranks first in the world.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Turkey.