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 facing a dramatic weather shift, with record-breaking March heat—peaking at 33.7°C in Crete—set to plunge into snow and frost by Tuesday, threatening agriculture and highlighting the country’s status as a climate change hotspot.
Greece is bracing for a dramatic shift in weather this week, with a polar cold front promising subzero temperatures and widespread snowfall. Heavy snow is expected even in low-lying areas, including regions near Athens, starting midweek. Strong winds and storms are anticipated in the Aegean Sea.
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.
Greece faces stormy weather as February begins, with heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and snowfall in mountainous areas. Strong winds up to 9 Beaufort will impact the Aegean, while temperatures drop significantly, especially in the north and east. Frost is expected in mainland regions during morning and evening hours. Weather conditions will gradually improve later in the week, though cold temperatures and scattered showers will persist.
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.
A significant weather front, named Elena, has recently battered Greece, bringing with it a wave…
Greek authorities are urging drivers to use snow chains after heavy snow and icy conditions caused significant traffic jams and road closures near popular mountain resorts over the Christmas holiday. Mount Parnassos, a major ski destination, was forced to close due to severe weather…
A sudden blizzard in Arachova, Greece, caused a five-kilometer traffic jam as drivers without snow chains became stuck on the road to the ski resort. Authorities have issued a warning urging drivers to carry and use snow chains when traveling in mountainous areas, even if snow appears light.
A cold wave has hit central and northern Greece, bringing snow and subzero temperatures to regions like Grevena and Lailias in Serres. Popular ski resorts, including Kaimaktsalan and Vassilitsa, recorded temperatures of -4°C. Authorities have made snow chains mandatory on several roads leading to ski destinations and mountainous areas, urging caution for travelers navigating icy conditions.
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.
On Sunday, Greece will face unsettled weather with overcast skies and varying intensities of rainfall across different regions. Moderate rain and brief thunderstorms are expected in the Ionian and western mainland, while the eastern Aegean will see intensified rains by noon. Temperatures will slightly rise, and winds will transition from southwesterly to northwesterly. The new week will start with a temperature drop and persistent strong winds, with improvements expected by Tuesday.
Greece is set for a dramatic weather shift as cold north winds and a massive anticyclone bring rain, snow, and temperature drops. While localized showers will affect parts of Attica, northern Crete, and the Sporades today, much of the country will enjoy sunshine. Meteorologist Yannis Kallianos predicts snowfall on mountain ridges like Penteli and Parnitha, with colder, stormier conditions expected to intensify through Christmas.
A polar jet stream is bringing snow and freezing temperatures to Greek cities this weekend. A dramatic temperature drop of up to 10°C is expected, with strong winds and even snow possible in urban areas. While significant accumulation is not predicted, major cities will see temperatures well below 10°C on Sunday and Monday
A dramatic temperature plunge is forecast for Greece next week, with the mercury expected to drop from 20°C to near-freezing in some areas. While heavy snow is predicted for the Balkans, Greece will mainly see a significant chill, though northern border regions may experience short-lived snow showers.
The first snowfalls hit the cities of northwestern Greece, especially Florina, Kozani, and the surrounding…
Western Macedonia is experiencing significant snowfall as the “Alexandros” weather front sweeps through the region. Heavy snow began covering Pisoderi, Nymfaio, Samarina, and Vasilitsa, creating scenic winter landscapes while prompting local authorities to ensure road safety. Residents and visitors are urged to stay informed and cautious as conditions are expected to persist.
The landscape is white, and the ski centre slopes are expected to open soon. The first…