Heavy rain from Storm Agneta flooded homes and businesses on Rhodes, swept vehicles through streets and prompted emergency alerts urging people to limit travel. Schools in two municipal districts were closed Monday

Red weather alerts have been issued for parts of the country as torrential rain, thunderstorms and strong winds cause flooding, landslides and damage, with conditions expected to remain unsettled through Tuesday

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

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected to return from Saturday, spreading from western to eastern Greece. Forecasters also warn of falling temperatures and mountain snowfall as the country heads into a colder, wetter start to November.

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.

Rain and thunderstorms swept across Greece on October 25 and 26, with eastern mainland Greece and the Attica region among the hardest-hit areas. Measurements showed rainfall totals exceeding 100 millimeters in parts of the capital region.

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

Greek Police step up annual road safety measures as thunderstorms, strong winds and falling temperatures threaten to affect anniversary parades

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

Clouds will spread across the country, with showers and scattered thunderstorms expected mainly in western Greece and the eastern Aegean. Southern winds will reach up to 7 Beaufort in the Ionian Sea

Let us not forget that in other years, we have had to wait until December for snowfall.

Rain and isolated thunderstorms will move into western Greece Wednesday before spreading to parts of the mainland, while southerly winds in the Ionian Sea could reach 7 Beaufort

Mostly sunny skies are expected across the country on Monday, Oct. 19, with highs of 20–23 °C in most areas and locally 24 °C in western Peloponnese. Morning and nighttime fog may reduce visibility in some regions

Wet weather will spread across Greece on Friday before intensifying Saturday, with thunderstorms in central, eastern and southern regions and temperatures falling well below seasonal levels

The waterspouts were filmed off Lykoporia in Corinth prefecture on Tuesday, as forecasters warned of heavy rain, thunderstorms and gale-force winds across several regions

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

Heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible hail are forecast across parts of Greece on Tuesday and Wednesday, while gale-force winds in the Aegean could disrupt sea and air travel.