SHOTLIST ANKARA, TÜRKİYE (APRIL 11, 2025) (ANADOLU-ACCESS ALL) 1. SNOW-COVERED PARK NEAR ATAKULE AS IT SNOWS (2 SHOTS) 2. SNOW-COVERED BENCH 3. VARIOUS OF SNOW-COVERED PARK AND PLAYGROUND AS IT SNOWS 4. WOMAN SITTING ON BENCH IN PARK AS IT SNOWS 5. MAN WALKING IN PARK 6. BIRDS ON TREE DURING SNOWFALL 7. SNOW REMOVAL VEHICLE IN PARK 8. VARIOUS OF VEHICLES AND PEDESTRIANS 9. VEHICLES PARKED NEAR RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS DURING SNOWFALL (2 SHOTS) 10. MAN WALKING ON PAVEMENT 11. FOOTMARKS ON SNOW-COVERED PAVEMENT 12. SNOW-BLANKETED CAR PARKED ON ROADSIDE 13. WIDE SHOT OF PIGEONS ON ROOF 14. WIDE SHOT OF MAN WALKING AT YARD OF APARTMENT BLOCKS 15. TOP SHOT OF STRAY DOGS ROAMING ON SNOW-BLANKETED AREA 16. TOP SHOT OF WOMAN WALKING IN SNOW-BLANKETED YARD 17. PIGEONS TAKING SHELTER OUTSIDE WINDOWS OF HOME 18. WIDE SHOT OF STRAY DOGS ROAMING IN SNOW-BLANKETED PLAYGROUND NEAR APARTMENTSANKARA, TÜRKİYE - APRIL 11: Cold weather and snowfall have gripped Ankara on Friday, April 11, as unseasonably low temperatures and unexpected snow swept across much of Türkiye. Snowfall that began in the early hours of the morning blanketed streets, avenues, and vehicles in the capital, marking an unusual return of winter conditions in the middle of spring Nearly all of Türkiye’s 81 provinces experienced a sharp drop in temperatures, with some regions also seeing snowfall. Meteorological data indicate that since April 7, temperatures have decreased by 4 to 10 degrees Celsius below seasonal norms nationwide. According to meteorological authorities, the cold spell is expected to persist in the western regions until the weekend, while other parts of the country may continue to feel its effects into the early part of next week. Forecasts predict that the lowest temperatures will be minus 2 degrees Celsius in Ankara, 2 degrees Celsius in Istanbul, and 5 degrees Celsius in the western province of İzmir. Authorities have urged residents to remain cautious amid the ongoing cold snap, particularly in areas where icy road conditions may pose risks for drivers and pedestrians.