The study showed that ninety-one percent of Greeks, 88% of Hungarians, and 90% of Croatians see heatwaves as a threat to the future.
Seven air-conditioned facilities will operate across the Greek capital, with extra support for vulnerable groups, the homeless, and even stray animals as temperatures soar
Greece faces an intense but brief heatwave as temperatures soar up to 42°C in parts of the country, including Athens, before cooler weather returns over the weekend
Parts of western Greece face temperatures up to 42°C, while eastern regions contend with strong Aegean winds reaching 8 Beaufort in the coming days
Athens will see maximum temperatures of 37-38°C, with a gradual cooling starting Wednesday. The ongoing winds are also causing cooler sea surface temperatures along the Ionian coast due to upwelling
The teenage boy suffered from heatstroke while hiking in the mountains around Metsovo. He has a rare condition known as anhidrosis.
Based on data from the Copernicus/EMWF, the summer of 2024 was the hottest recorded, while May 2025 was the second hottest overall.
Simple tools like “Water Reminder & Alarm” app can help you track how much water you’ve had — and nudge you when it’s time to take another sip.
Battle lines have been drawn between those who want air conditioning and those who worry over the environmental cost
Greece braces for another sweltering weekend as the heatwave continues, with temperatures reaching up to 44°C in parts of the country
Temperatures in Greece soared to 45°C on Tuesday with the highest recorded in Central Greece. Heatwave conditions to continue.
The Ministry of Health has already initiated emergency measures to safeguard workers in the private sector from heat-related health risks.
According to forecasts, the most intense phase of the heatwave will begin on Tuesday, July 22, and last through Saturday, July 26.
The task force reviewed the impact of the heatwave on underground and overhead cables and the interventions made to prevent power outages.
Whether viewed as a severe heatwave or just a typical July heat spell, the coming days will bring intense heat across much of Greece
By Friday, temperatures are projected to reach 40°C in regions such as Thessaly and Central Greece
Kallianos reiterates that while the heat will be typical of a Greek July, it will not reach hazardous levels for most people
The “Hot–Dry–Windy” conditions expected between 13–16 July are likely to increase the flammability of dry vegetation, enabling fires to ignite and spread rapidly — even during nighttime hours
According to the National Observatory of Athens’ meteo.gr platform, the combination of high temperatures, atmospheric dryness, and strong winds could create dangerous conditions for wildfires across much of the country from Sunday, July 13
According to experts from the Society, high temperatures pose serious risks to human health, primarily triggering two heat-related conditions: heat exhaustion and heatstroke.