Temperatures will climb to 27-28°C this week before rain returns from the west, with the weekend expected to bring a renewed shift in conditions

More than 400 calls have been made to Greece’s Fire Service since Oct. 1, with flooding, landslides and extensive damage to roads, crops and infrastructure reported across the island

Temperatures edge lower as severe weather persists in Crete, the Dodecanese and parts of the Aegean, with strong northerly winds disrupting travel

Greece is facing a new round of severe weather, with heavy rain, thunderstorms and gale-force winds expected through Sunday. Crete is at the center of the storm, with authorities putting the island under Red Code

Cloudy skies, scattered rain and powerful northerly winds will affect eastern and southern Greece on Wednesday, with temperatures dipping slightly, especially in those areas

Conditions are expected to improve across Greece on Monday, with showers lingering mainly in Crete after a weekend of heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and strong winds across parts of the country.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast across much of the country, with precipitation also expected to contribute to water reserves after prolonged periods of below-average rainfall

Most of Greece will see long periods of sunshine on Thursday, with temperatures reaching 26-27°C in many areas, while scattered rain is expected to return to western and central parts of the country on Friday and spread farther east Saturday.

Rain and thunderstorms are forecast across much of Greece on Tuesday and Wednesday, with temperatures falling sharply and northerly winds reaching 6-7 on the Beaufort scale in the Aegean and Ionian seas

The popular Crete gorge will be closed at both entrances on September 22 because forecasts call for heavy rain and thunderstorms exceeding the approved operating limits

Heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible hail are expected across parts of Greece from Tuesday into early Wednesday, with temperatures forecast to fall by up to 8 degrees as colder air moves in from northern Europe.

Rain and thunderstorms are expected in Crete, the Dodecanese and parts of the Aegean, while temperatures will reach 31 C on the mainland and Saharan dust continues to affect several southern and eastern islands.

Showers and thunderstorms are expected mainly across southern and western Greece on Wednesday, with unstable conditions in Crete, the southern Peloponnese and the islands, while temperatures remain near seasonal levels.

A powerful low-pressure system moving toward the Ionian Sea is expected to bring heavy rain, storms, and flood risks

Rain and storms sweep western Greece as clouds build nationwide; winds pick up in the Aegean while temperatures hold steady across the country

The extended heat of recent days is giving way to more seasonally normal temperatures, with meteorologists estimating that the mercury won’t climb back above 35°C until May 2027

Greece shifts into autumn mode from Monday, with a noticeable temperature drop, rain, and local storms expected

Temperatures will remain high through Saturday before rain and thunderstorms move into northern Greece from Saturday evening and spread to other mainland areas on Sunday and Monday.

Temperatures will fall across much of the country from Sept. 8, with stronger northerly winds in the Aegean and showers and thunderstorms possible in parts of mainland Greece from Wednesday.

Mostly sunny conditions are forecast across the country, with temperatures remaining high for the season and northerly winds reaching up to 7 Beaufort in parts of the Aegean.