Strong snowfall and high winds have stranded around 100 visitors, including families, at the Falakro Ski Center in Drama, northern Greece, while authorities work to safely free cars and a bus blocked by the storm
A flight from Athens to Rhodes was forced to return due to severe turbulence, leaving passengers unsettled as the aircraft could not safely land on the island
Heavy rain and snowfall have caused flooding, stranded drivers and transport disruptions across multiple regions of Greece, with emergency services responding to incidents and authorities urging caution
Heavy rain, powerful winds and flooding have hit large parts of Greece, leaving homes and farmland underwater, disrupting transport, and prompting emergency alerts as authorities warn of more extreme weather
Heavy rainfall from Storm Kristin turned streets in Varda, Ilia into rivers, prompting emergency municipal response to clear water and debris while locals voice concern over repeated flooding
High winds swept through Marathon Beach, toppling awnings and scattering shop items, prompting road closures and emergency response
Mayor Giorgos Papanikolaou blames HEDNO works for deadly floods and vows to hold the power company accountable through legal channels
Severe weather lashes Athens, causing tree collapses onto vehicles and prompting warnings from authorities as heavy rain and strong winds continue across eastern and southern Greece.
Torrential rain and hail caused widespread flooding in the southern Greek city, prompting emergency response measures, traffic diversions, and the closure of all local schools for safety reasons
Emotional scenes marked the funeral of a Greek coast guard officer who died during severe weather, as authorities announced state support for his young child
Greece’s vice president outlines measures to address extreme weather in the capital, reflects on strained EU–US relations and regional diplomacy, and presents reforms aimed at simplifying everyday interactions between citizens and the state
Flash flooding caused by hours of intense rainfall has devastated parts of southern Athens, damaging roads, vehicles, and homes, as emergency crews work to restore access in one of the hardest-hit municipalities
Unprecedented rainfall transformed streets into torrents, sweeping away debris from the mountains and claiming the life of a 56-year-old woman, while authorities work to clear the city
Experts say heavy rainfall combined with long-standing urban planning failures and vulnerable geology turned parts of Upper Glyfada into flood zones, leaving streets buried in debris and dozens of vehicles damaged.
In some regions, schools will open later than usual. Classes will begin at 9:00 a.m. in Lamia, Kastoria, Argos Orestiko, Agrafa and the Municipality of Prespes, while in Florina the school bell will ring at 9:15 a.m.
Local authorities warn residents to avoid unnecessary travel as snow depth surpasses 30 centimetres in mountainous areas, with road crews working continuously to keep key routes open and safe
Two storm-related fatalities were reported, including a pedestrian in the Ano Glyfada district of SE Athens and a coast guard officer at an eastern Peloponnese port town
A 53-year-old officer was swept away by massive waves while on duty at the marina; his funeral is scheduled for Friday morning
Gale-force winds up to 9 Beaufort have caused major damage to agricultural areas in Crete, forcing school closures in affected towns due to power outages and low temperatures
Strong winds and heavy seas have created dangerous conditions on Gavdos, overturning boats, damaging vehicles, and threatening residents and migrants living on the small Greek island