Greece is investing €36 million in seven new meteorological radar networks to improve weather forecasting and preparedness for extreme weather events.
This €36 million project aims to significantly enhance Greece's ability to prevent and prepare for extreme weather events. It addresses a long-standing weakness in the country's meteorological infrastructure that, according to Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Vassilis Kikilias, has persisted for over twenty years.
The new meteorological stations and radars are projected to substantially improve the accuracy and quality of weather forecasts nationwide.
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