Thodoros Kolydas

Clear weather is expected today weather in most of the country, with the temperature expected to remain unchanged, reaching 29 degrees Celsius in places in the south.

Temperatures are set to gradually rise over the next few days, with a mini heatwave peaking on Friday, October 11th. On that day, temperatures in some areas are expected to reach between 32-34°C.

One death and serious problems in western Greece were left behind by the “Cassandra” that hit the country in the past 48 hours. However, the effects are receding with the bad weather moving further east and weakening.

In a post, EMF director Thodoros Kolydas said:

Summer conditions will persist until Sunday, with temperatures rising to unseasonably high levels, reaching – and in some areas exceeding – 32°C. For example, Sparta and Thebes recorded 32.6°C yesterday.

The weather is expected to change over the next few days, as a “Balkan front” passing through the country is expected to drop the temperature by up to 8 degrees Celsius, while northerly winds

Weather is forecast today in the Ionian Sea and Epirus until the afternoon, while in the rest of Greece cloudy with a chance of rain is expected in the west and north at noon. Although cloudy, the weather will resemble summer with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees and continuing their upward trend until Sunday.

Temperatures will gradually rise through the end of the week. According to the latest forecast data from meteo.gr / National Observatory of Athens, during the next few days the atmospheric circulation will favor the transfer of warm air masses towards our country.

The names that bad weather systems will have by September 2025, Thodoros Kolydas revealed.

Through a post he made on X (formerly Twitter), the EMY director spoke of cooperation between Greece, Cyprus and Israel even on names for severe weather events.

We will have a gradual rise in temperature until the end of the week, specifically until 28/9 with the mercury reaching even 34 degrees Celsius and weather reminiscent of summer again.