Meteorologists warn the La Niña phenomenon has emerged, potentially bringing colder winters, heavier rains, and droughts worldwide, though this year’s event is expected to be weak and short-lived

Greece will see mostly sunny skies and pleasant conditions this weekend, with only a few showers in the north and east. Strong northerly winds continue over the seas, while temperatures remain close to seasonal norms before easing slightly from Sunday

Local rain and thunderstorms will affect parts of Greece, especially the central, eastern, and southern Aegean, while temperatures remain unusually low for early October.

Heavy rain and storms continue across Greece, prompting emergency alerts, with a brief weekend break before another wave of bad weather arrives on Monday

Schools remain closed in Rhodes and Zakynthos because of severe weather, while Athens schools are shut for a local holiday. Authorities stress safety as top priority

Showers and thunderstorms, locally strong early in the day, will give way to more scattered rain later, while unusually low temperatures and strong winds up to 7 Beaufort dominate much of the country.

On Zakynthos, schools remain closed as a precaution, while the General Secretariat for Civil Protection urges citizens to take self-protection measures against risks posed by the extreme conditions.

Heavy rain, thunderstorms and colder temperatures are expected in the coming days across much of Greece, with the first snow forecast in northern mountains

Tuesday brings scattered clouds and showers across several regions of Greece, with cooler-than-average temperatures and stronger winds in the Dodecanese

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The five-crew-member airplane and 83 passengers are all in good health. The plane from Manchester is scheduled to leave today.

Monday will bring periods of heavier cloud cover with showers and thunderstorms mainly in central, southern, and western Greece, while temperatures remain stable and winds stay light to moderate in the seas

The weather in Greece is expected to deteriorate rapidly with heavy rain and thunderstorms forecast.

Greece faces a second round of heavy rain and storms after the weekend, with flooding risks and temperatures dropping across the country

Friday will bring scattered clouds and local showers in eastern and southern Greece, with sunshine elsewhere. Northern winds in the Aegean will strengthen, reaching near-gale force locally, while temperatures drop in the east and north

Forecasters warn of a shift from sunshine and calm winds to potentially dangerous storms over the weekend, as atmospheric conditions create high instability

Mostly sunny skies are expected across Greece on Wednesday, with some afternoon clouds over the mainland and Crete, and a chance of light rain in mountainous areas. Temperatures remain warm, reaching up to 33°C

Tuesday brings mostly sunny weather across Greece, with some clouds over northern regions and Crete, and locally reduced visibility in the morning and evening hours. Temperatures remain stable, ideal for outdoor activities and travel.

Monday will bring mostly sunny conditions across Greece with a few local clouds, mild northerly winds in the Aegean, and comfortable early autumn temperatures ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities

Friday will bring mostly sunny conditions across Greece with mild to warm temperatures, while strong northerly winds in the Aegean, reaching up to 8 Beaufort, could impact sea travel.