Unstable weather will bring local showers and storms this week, mainly in inland areas, while temperatures remain near 30–33°C. Strong northern winds expected in the Aegean

Weather experts warn of localized heavy storms today in northern and central regions, while temperatures will gradually fall tomorrow to seasonal levels

Temperatures reach 35°C in parts of mainland Greece, with mild winds and clear skies dominating the forecast

Mostly sunny elsewhere in the country, with light winds of force 3 to 5 on the seas and temperatures in the mid-30s, more-or-less ideal late summer weather

Meteorologists warn of dangerous thunderstorms, hail, and lightning across western and northern Greece this weekend, while parts of the east face soaring temperatures of up to 37°C

Temperatures will dip slightly this weekend with scattered showers and storms in the north, before a new heatwave is expected to hit in early September

The storm ended a nearly seven month dry spell in the Greek capital, catching residents and tourists off guard.

Greece will see a slight drop in temperatures over the August 15 holiday weekend, with strong northerly winds in the Aegean and the possibility of local showers and storms in some regions, according to forecasts

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

Authorities warn of “extreme fire risk” on Sunday, with winds up to 90 km/h and temperatures near 40°C in parts of the country. Cooler conditions expected by mid-August holiday.

Temperatures are also rising steadily, with Western Greece expected to reach 38–40°C over the weekend. While the meltemi winds may keep eastern Greece slightly cooler (35–37°C), the fire risk remains elevated due to dryness and wind speed

Greece’s weather in August is proving to be as unpredictable as ever, with alternating spells of sunshine, rain, hail, and powerful seasonal winds known as meltemia.

The average daily maximum temperatures across the country exceeded the seasonal norm, as measured against the 2010–2019 average.

It is also reminded that during the official fire season, the burning of fields is strictly prohibited. Anyone who spots a fire is urged to immediately contact the Fire Department by dialing 199

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

From Sunday, July 13, Greece will once again face elevated temperatures and persistent heat, potentially putting additional strain on public health and infrastructure

The heat is also pressing down on Attica, where temperatures are climbing to 35°C.

Public health officials continue to emphasize the dangers of prolonged heatwaves, often described as "silent killers."

Forecasters warn of a second, more intense heatwave expected over the weekend, though early predictions suggest it will be short-lived.

Travelers should stay hydrated, avoid outdoor activities during peak afternoon hours, and monitor local forecasts if planning to visit islands where strong winds might impact ferry services or beach conditions