Greece braces for a turbulent Wednesday as the National Meteorological Service forecasts rain, strong winds, and a haze of African dust across the country. Scattered showers will dampen the Ionian, mainland, and northern Aegean, with light snow possible in the northwest mountains. Winds up to 7 Beaufort and temperatures reaching 26°C in Crete round out this springtime weather mix.
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As Greece bids farewell to a recent cold snap, the National Meteorological Service (EMY) predicts a spring-like shift for Thursday, March 20, 2025. Temperatures will climb to 16°C in parts of the country, though fierce winds up to 8 Beaufort will continue to sweep the Aegean. While most regions enjoy clear skies, Crete braces for rain and light mountain snow, keeping the weather a mixed bag for the nation.
Greece is set for a mix of weather extremes, with mud showers and thunderstorms expected midweek, followed by a surge in temperatures up to 15°C above seasonal norms. African dust will reduce visibility, while strong southerly winds will reach up to 8 Beaufort. By the weekend, warm air masses from Africa will push temperatures to summer-like levels, particularly in Crete and the mainland. Stay updated with EMY forecasts as Greece experiences this unusual weather shift.
Meteorologist Clearchos Marousakis predicts a spring-like weather scenario next week in Greece, with temperatures possibly reaching 26 to 28 degrees Celsius in the eastern mainland and northern Crete. Driven by a subtropical air current and southerly downslope winds, the forecast also includes African dust and sea fog, while the National Meteorological Service anticipates highs of 22°C on Monday.
Greece is experiencing a shift in weather as the recent cold spell gives way to rising temperatures, rain, and strong southerly winds. According to the Hellenic National Meteorological Service (EMY), the wettest days will be Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, with winds reaching up to 6 Beaufort. While milder conditions are on the way, northern Greece recorded extreme lows, with temperatures plunging to -9.9°C in Rhodope. Frost remains a concern in some areas, but overall, Greeks can expect warmer yet unsettled weather with periods of heavy rainfall and mountain snowfall.
Greece braces for cold front ‘CORAL,’ bringing a sharp temperature drop, strong winds, and heavy snowfall. EMY warns of harsh winter conditions starting February 19, affecting multiple regions, including the Aegean and Crete.
Greece is facing a prolonged cold spell, with temperatures remaining well below the seasonal average through mid-February. Snowfall is possible in the mountains of Attica, particularly in the north, with flurries expected at higher altitudes. The cold weather will continue to affect the country, with light rain and sleet in some regions, while cities like Thessaloniki will experience cloudy skies and occasional snow. Meteorologists predict the cold will persist until at least February 10, with the possibility of more intense weather events next week.
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Greece is bracing for a new wave of winter weather, with snow expected to fall in lower altitudes, including parts of Attica. Meteorologists are predicting heavy snowfall in eastern Greece, while a temporary improvement is expected on Friday before another round of inclement weather arrives.
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Severe weather is set to sweep across Greece during the Christmas period, bringing heavy snow, rain, and strong winds. Mountainous regions and the Aegean Sea will be particularly affected. The Hellenic National Meteorological Service (EMY) has issued warnings and advises the public to stay updated on the latest forecasts.
Attica and Thessaloniki are preparing for rain and possible thunderstorms as Greece faces a cold and stormy Christmas. A major weather system is expected to bring strong winds, rain, and snow to much of the country by Christmas Eve, with temperatures dropping significantly.
A polar air mass is set to bring a 48-hour winter chill to Greece this weekend, with temperatures plunging by up to 10 degrees Celsius and gusty winds reaching 9 Beaufort. Major cities, including Athens and Thessaloniki, will see morning lows below 10°C on Sunday and Monday, while rainfall and strong winds will affect parts of the country starting Friday.
Following recent severe storms, Greece is set for a mini heatwave, with temperatures rising to 30°C later this week. Meteorologists predict a shift to summer-like conditions from Thursday to Saturday, with clear skies across much of the country. The temporary warm spell will provide a brief return of summer after the recent bout of bad weather.
In the coming days, starting from this Sunday, temperatures are expected to drop by 8 degrees compared to Friday. Meteorologists predict rain and thunderstorms, signaling the arrival of more autumn-like weather in Greece. Local showers are expected in the Ionian Sea, Thrace, and the northern Aegean Sea, while the rest of the country will experience mostly clear weather.
Prepare for a significant shift in weather, as showers and thunderstorms are set to impact half of Greece. The National Meteorological Service warns of heavy rains and storms affecting numerous regions. Residents are advised to take precautions and keep umbrellas handy as these severe conditions approach.
Greece is bracing for a severe heatwave, with temperatures expected to soar as high as 43 degrees Celsius (109.4 degrees Fahrenheit) by Thursday. The Hellenic National Meteorological Service (EMY) issued a new emergency weather report warning of a dangerous heatwave engulfing the country. Coastal areas will experience slightly lower temperatures, but minimum temperatures are expected to remain high.
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A prolonged heatwave is set to impact Greece in the coming days, with temperatures expected to rise significantly. Persistent Meltemi winds continue to blow, with the strongest gust recorded at 101 km/h yesterday afternoon. EMY’s forecast indicates that high temperatures will persist until Friday.
Greece is bracing for its first heatwave of the year, with temperatures expected to reach 36°C in some areas between Sunday and Wednesday. The Hellenic National Meteorological Service (EMY) predicts a gradual temperature increase starting Sunday, accompanied by weakening winds and coastal sea breezes. While the warm spell is expected to last until Wednesday, forecasts suggest a potential cool-down by the following Tuesday or Wednesday.