Grammar question?

[Vivaldi]

Is it wrong to say

In places in Turkey

Two ins make it wrong?

[purplepoppy]

It's technically correct but could be written better

From places in Turkey.
To places in Turkey
There are places in Turkey

[Siri137]

"Places in Turkey" sounds much better. The first "in" is redundant.

[Vivaldi]

Google shows (temps) different than Turkish State Meteorological Service in places in Turkey

Sentence

[Siri137]

Don't rely upon 'Google' to get anything at all right.

[Kingofkings1992]

Not necessarily incorrect, but it sounds funny.

[NotTacocaT6969]

Write the full sentence please.

[Vivaldi]

Google shows (temps) different than Turkish State Meteorological Service in places in Turkey

[NotTacocaT6969]

Google shows different temps than Turkish state meteorological services.

Stating that something is Turkish eliminates the need to say it is in Turkey.

[AngryCarl]

That's terrible grammar. In Turkey is fine.

[Vivaldi]

Google shows (temps) different than Turkish State Meteorological Service in places in Turkey

Sentence

[handsomelad70]

That's what I'd have typed, Siri137.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, that sounds odd.