The latest weather bulletin by the Hellenic National Meteorological Service (ΕΜΥ) warns of a sharp shift starting midday Friday, with strong thunderstorms and winds expected in Northern Greece and mountainous areas of Central Greece and the Peloponnese, while the phenomena are forecast to spread further on Saturday
A drop in temperatures, strong winds, and local storms are forecast as two weather systems move into the country.
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These projections align with a broader trend across Europe, where above-average temperatures are expected continent-wide
Meteorologists are warning of a "heat dome" forming over the region — a phenomenon caused by a persistent high-pressure system that traps warm air beneath it.
According to meteo.gr, the warmest days of the week will be Thursday and Friday, with temperatures in central Athens reaching 35°C and 36°C, respectively
The weather remains unsettled today, Friday, with local showers expected in many parts of the country.
Meteorologists are forecasting more heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds for most of Greece starting on Friday.
The low front, already christened as “Ines”, will also be accompanied by strong to gale-force southerly winds
It’s a classic mid-May weekend in Greece—clouds up above, spring warmth in the air, and just enough rain to keep things interesting. Enjoy your Sunday!
While northern and central regions will see the brunt of the storms, Athens is expected to face high temperatures and dusty skies, with a chance of localized afternoon showers.
Two waves of dust and heat push temperatures up to 35°C and blanket the country in poor air quality this week
Cloud cover will gradually increase, initially over western parts of the country and later across the rest of the mainland
Rain and wind are forecast in the Aegean, other areas will be cloudy, rainy, and maybe even see some isolated thunderstorms.
Passengers planning to travel by sea are advised to contact their local port authorities or travel agencies before departure to confirm the status of their scheduled journeys.
Temperatures will drop in central and northern Greece as unsettled weather sets in on Monday, bringing gale-force winds and isolated thunderstorms to parts of the country.
The weather is expected to worsen starting Sunday evening, with a slight drop in temperatures. The Hellenic National Meteorological Service has issued a weather warning for strong winds reaching up to 8 Beaufort, affecting the Aegean, Eastern Central Greece, and Evia
Unsettled weather persists across Greece with rain and storms in many regions. In Athens, temperatures will reach up to 23°C, with rainfall — occasionally heavy until late afternoon — expected to ease by nightfall
Persistent rains and cooler conditions expected in Athens, Thessaloniki into the weekend.
A mix of sun, clouds, passing showers and mild temperatures are forecast for Greece on Tuesday.