Heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast across western and northern regions and the eastern Aegean, with isolated hailstorms possible

Persistent rainfall will gradually subside across much of Greece on Oct. 29, although showers will linger in eastern and southern areas before becoming increasingly isolated later in the day

Updated forecasts warn of heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible hail across parts of eastern Greece on Wednesday, with the highest-level red alert in Thessaly, the Sporades, Evia and the Dodecanese islands.

Greece’s National Meteorological Service has upgraded its severe weather warning for parts of the country, forecasting heavy rain and thunderstorms, with possible hail, on Wednesday. Thessaly, the Sporades, Evia and the Dodecanese are under a red alert.

Nine areas have been placed under Greece’s highest state of emergency preparedness as heavy rain and thunderstorms sweep eastern parts of the country, with localized hail also possible

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Heavy rain and thunderstorms are sweeping Athens and several parts of Greece, with the national weather service warning of intense conditions through Tuesday and possible localized hail

Rain will spread across much of the country on Sunday, with scattered thunderstorms expected in western and southern areas. Temperatures will fall further, with the decline becoming more noticeable by the end of the weekend

Flooding has hit Skiathos, Evia and the Athens region as Greece faces another day of severe storms, with a red warning in effect for Evia, schools closed across several islands and winds forecast to reach 10 Beaufort in the Aegean

A striking waterspout formed between Mykonos and Naxos on Monday as dark clouds gathered over the Aegean, signaling the approach of unsettled weather

Which areas will be affected by the new wave of bad weather and when it is expected to reach Attica

Mostly sunny conditions will give way to warmer temperatures and southerly winds on Friday, followed by organized rainfall spreading from western Greece to central and northern areas over the weekend.

Temperatures will climb to 27-28°C this week before rain returns from the west, with the weekend expected to bring a renewed shift in conditions

Temperatures edge lower as severe weather persists in Crete, the Dodecanese and parts of the Aegean, with strong northerly winds disrupting travel

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Conditions are expected to improve across Greece on Monday, with showers lingering mainly in Crete after a weekend of heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and strong winds across parts of the country.

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

The popular Crete gorge will be closed at both entrances on September 22 because forecasts call for heavy rain and thunderstorms exceeding the approved operating limits

Heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible hail are expected across parts of Greece from Tuesday into early Wednesday, with temperatures forecast to fall by up to 8 degrees as colder air moves in from northern Europe.

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