Heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast across much of the country, with precipitation also expected to contribute to water reserves after prolonged periods of below-average rainfall

Rain and storms spread across Greece from the west this weekend, with Sunday the worst day and northerly winds reaching 7 Beaufort, EMY says.

Greek PM Mitsotakis committed Greek computing, satellite and marine observation resources to OceanEye's new global alliance, co-led by the EU and Canada

Researchers at the University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab estimate that extreme heat linked to this year’s El Niño could cause hundreds of thousands of additional deaths worldwide through February 2027, with Africa among the hardest-hit regions

Satellite data reveal dramatic fluctuations in Greece’s lakes, with prolonged drought, rising temperatures and human water use placing growing pressure on fragile ecosystems and water supplies

Greece, Cyprus and Israel have jointly compiled the list of names for severe weather systems expected to affect the Eastern Mediterranean from October 2026 through September 2027

A Greek research project finds that heatwave risk will reach “very high” levels across much of the Athens metropolitan area by 2031–2060, highlighting the need to link urban planning with climate adaptation

Rain and storms sweep western Greece as clouds build nationwide; winds pick up in the Aegean while temperatures hold steady across the country

August 2026 was Earth's hottest month on record, Copernicus reports, as Europe suffers its worst summer ever amid relentless heatwaves.

The World Meteorological Organization says worsening fires and extreme heat are making it harder to reduce air pollution, while wildfire smoke exposes communities to hazardous particles linked to serious health problems

The weather phenomenon is expected to persist into February 2027, with unusually warm Pacific waters raising the risk of extreme weather and potentially pushing global temperatures to a new record

The UN Environment Program says exceeding 1.5C is now highly likely, with every additional fraction of a degree increasing climate risks. Current policies put the world on track for about 2.6C of warming by 2100