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Jul 2026
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Emergency weather bulletin – Storms, lightning, squalls and hail in 8 regions, when the bad weather begins

The bad weather will start from the afternoon in northern and central Greece, with locally strong rain and thunderstorms

Fast-moving weather system with storms, lightning, and hail today

Meteorologist Giorgos Tsatrafyllias warns of intense weather phenomena in Thessaly, Epirus, Halkidiki, Evia, and the Sporades – improvement expected from Sunday and a return to summer conditions next week.

Emergency weather deterioration bulletin with heavy rain, squalls, and thunderstorms

Which areas the bad weather will “hit”

From today’s heat and humidity to tomorrow’s thunderstorms and hail

The weather pattern is changing radically within 24 hours – Temperatures are dropping

Thunderstorms in mainland areas, sunshine on the islands, temperatures dropping from Friday

Where local showers and storms are expected from midday onward

Weather: Temperatures up to 34°C today, deterioration expected from Thursday

Clear weather in most areas of the country - Showers, thunderstorms and a drop in temperature are expected from Thursday in the west and north

Weather: Three-day weekend for trips and first swims, only drawback is slight instability in mountainous areas

With temperatures expected to exceed 30°C and limited atmospheric instability in specific regions, the Pentecost long weekend is expected to be ideal for getaways

Mild heat in Greece despite heatwave in Western Europe, Tsatrafyllias forecast

Temperatures above 30°C during the Holy Spirit long weekend

First 33°C days are on the way: What the weather will be like for the Holy Spirit long weekend, Tsatrafyllias’ forecast

Where rain and scattered thunderstorms are expected from midday

What will the weather be like this weekend: Tsatrafyllias’ forecast on protothema

The mercury will not drop below 17°C - Rain and scattered thunderstorms in Attica after midday

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