New Emergency Bulletin From the Hellenic Meteorological Service for Strong Storms and Gale-Force Winds - The Dangerous Areas
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Update of the emergency bulletin of dangerous weather phenomena. Heavy rains and storms are expected for today Friday (02-10-2026) and until noon on Sunday in the southern Aegean, as well as locally very windy northeasterly winds in the Aegean today Friday (02-10-2026) until Saturday afternoon (03-10-2026) Specifically: In some places heavy rains and storms are expected: a) In Crete from late afternoon today Friday and mainly on Saturday. From S…
Severe weather is expected in Crete and the Dodecanese until next Sunday, according to the emergency bulletin of the Hellenic Meteorological Service The post New emergency bulletin of the Hellenic Meteorological Service for strong storms and gale-force winds – The dangerous areas appeared first on in.gr.
The General Secretariat of Civil Protection issued a statement, noting what citizens should be aware of due to the bad weather.
New intensity of weather phenomena is expected in Crete from Friday afternoon, with heavy rains and storms, while gale force winds will reach up to 9 Beaufort in the Aegean. The phenomena will continue on Saturday, with Crete remaining at the epicenter of the bad weather. The rains are expected to start from early afternoon …
New wave of heavy rains and storms until Sunday, up to 9 Beaufort in the Aegean
The National Meteorological Service has issued a new emergency bulletin for the worsening weather in Crete and the Dodecanese, warning of locally heavy rains and storms from Friday, October 2, 2026 until noon on Sunday, October 4. At the same time, northeasterly winds of 8 to 9 Beaufort are expected in the Aegean Sea until Saturday afternoon. […] The article EMY: New emergency weather bulletin. Major damage in Crete was originally published on A…
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