A heatwave originating from the Arabian Peninsula is set to impact large parts of Turkey, with meteorologist Prof. Dr. Orhan Şen reporting over 12-13 days without rainfall across most of the country. The southeastern Anatolia region, the Mediterranean region, and the western parts of Eastern Anatolia will be particularly affected by the rising temperatures. Professor Şen specifically warned of a high risk of forest fires, particularly in the Mediterranean region, due to the dry conditions. The only area expected to avoid the heatwave is the Eastern Black Sea region. Authorities are preparing for potential wildfire outbreaks as temperatures continue to climb. Citizens are advised to take precautions against the heat and be vigilant about fire safety. This heatwave follows a prolonged period of dryness, exacerbating the potential for dangerous wildfire conditions.