Severe Weather in Greece: Heavy Storms and Temperature Drop Starting Sunday
Greek meteorologists warn of a severe weather system starting Sunday, bringing a temperature drop of up to 6 degrees and flood risks across multiple regions.
- The storm system will begin on Sunday from the western regions and spread.
- Monday and Tuesday are expected to be the most severe days with heavy rainfall.
- Forecasters warn of potential flood risks in several parts of the country.
If you are travelling to or currently in Greece, check local weather forecasts and avoid non-essential travel in areas flagged for severe storms. Stay updated with local authorities and follow any emergency guidelines in regions prone to flooding.
First Major Autumn Storm Approaching
A new weather system is set to bring harsh autumn conditions to Greece starting Sunday, prompting heightened caution from forecasters. Temperatures are expected to drop by 4 to 6 degrees Celsius, with Monday and Tuesday identified as the most hazardous days.
Regions Most Affected
Heavy rain and strong local thunderstorms are forecasted to impact several key areas across the country. Regions in the crosshairs include Attica, Evia, southern Thessaly, the Peloponnese, the Cyclades, Crete, the Dodecanese, and the eastern Aegean.
Flood Warnings Issued
Due to the expected high volume of rainfall, meteorologists have raised concerns about potential flooding incidents in vulnerable areas. The public is advised to exercise caution, particularly near coastal areas and riverbeds.
