Temperatures remain high across most of Greece, with some areas reaching 39°C and a Red Code fire warning in the Ionian Islands. Cooler conditions are expected from Thursday.

Temperatures are expected to remain high through the end of August this year, with forecasters pointing to persistent heat rather than an extreme heat wave like those recorded in the past

Meteorologists warn of at least seven to eight days of unusually high temperatures, with readings above 40°C possible in some areas and the heat potentially lasting into early September

PM adviser Michael Arghyrou tells Reuters that fire and heat damage now rank as a lasting fiscal risk, as Athens funnels new investment into water and energy systems in tourist regions

New nationwide survey finds soaring electricity bills top the list of heatwave impacts, while most respondents say the country remains no better prepared for increasingly frequent and prolonged periods of extreme heat

Meteorologist Thodoris Kolydas says weakening winds over the coming days will bring a gradual rise in temperatures, but current forecasts do not indicate a heatwave.

Air temperature tells only part of the story. New research shows why two days with the same reading can place dramatically different levels of stress on the human body

As extreme heat grips Greece, the Hellenic Red Cross is urging people to recognize the warning signs of heatstroke, identify those most at risk, and act immediately to prevent life-threatening complications

Authorities have placed Attica, Evia and Rhodes under a very high wildfire risk warning, urging residents to avoid any outdoor activities that could spark fires.

A new interactive map allows pedestrians in central Athens to find shaded and cooler routes by sharing locations with shade, water and other heat-relief features.

Unions say last-minute circulars won't protect workers from heat, and are demanding a full binding legal framework instead

Greece's Cardiology Society says extreme heat significantly increases the risk of cardiovascular complications and urges heart patients to take extra precautions as temperatures rise.

Authorities have raised emergency readiness as extreme heat, thunderstorms, strong winds and heightened wildfire risks affect several parts of Greece.

Emergency workplace measures have suspended outdoor delivery services and other manual jobs in Attica as Greece faces extreme temperatures reaching above 40°C.

Authorities have placed Attica and four other regions on the highest wildfire danger level, closing Lycabettus Hill and introducing emergency measures to protect people during extreme heat.

Greece's intense heatwave is reaching its peak, prompting emergency workplace restrictions, raising wildfire concerns, and pushing surface temperatures in Athens above 60°C.

Thermal cameras recorded extreme temperatures across the Athens area, with rooftops and parked vehicles exceeding 75°C as forecasters warned of increased heat stress in urban areas.

Authorities have shut forests, a national gorge and the Palace of Knossos as extreme heat, wildfire danger and temperatures above 40°C prompt emergency measures across Greece.

Authorities urge residents and visitors to take preventive measures as a prolonged heatwave brings extreme temperatures, high humidity and increased fire risks across parts of the country.

Emergency workplace measures are in force as extreme temperatures peak, with mandatory work stoppages for outdoor labor and remote work encouraged for vulnerable employees.