The storm, according to Klearchos Marousakis, will first hit western Greece, with a line of storms with great length.

On Friday, this wave will travel slightly further east and will affect the entire country.

The weather will start to improve over the weekend, initially from the west, but some instability will remain because the new storm wave will be quite deep, according to the meteorologist.

Today’s weather

Clouds are expected in Central and Western Macedonia, Thessaly, Central and Eastern mainland, Eastern and Southern Peloponnese, Central and Southern Aegean, and Crete. Local showers will mainly occur in the mountains of the above regions and in Crete. In the rest of the country, there will be scattered clouds but also intervals of sunshine. Dust concentrations in the northern, eastern, and southern parts of the country will be relatively increased.

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Temperatures in Western Macedonia will range from 3 to 15 degrees Celsius, in the rest of Macedonia and Thrace from 5 to 18, in Thessaly from 10 to 18, in Epirus from 7 to 22, in mainland from 9 to 19, in the Peloponnese from 8 to 23, in the Ionian islands from 12 to 19, in the islands of the Northern and Eastern Aegean from 8 to 18, in the Cyclades from 12 to 17, in the Dodecanese from 12 to 19, and in Crete from 9 to 21 degrees Celsius.

Winds in the Northern Aegean will blow from easterly directions at 3 to 5 Beaufort. In the Central and Southern Aegean, winds will blow from easterly to southeast directions at 4 to 6 Beaufort. In the Ionian Sea, winds will blow from southeast directions at 4 to 6 Beaufort and in the afternoon at 5 to 7 Beaufort.