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Heat Wave to Push Greece Temperatures to 42°C

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Temperatures are expected to reach 42°C in parts of Greece on Monday, while authorities remain on high alert for wildfires across 11 regions The post Heat Wave to Push Greece Temperatures to 42°C appeared first on in.gr.

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Greece is bracing for another heatwave, with temperatures expected to climb to 40 degrees Celsius in some parts of the country in the coming days. According to the weather forecast, temperatures will be higher than average for the season and are expected to remain so at least until the middle of next week. Yesterday, Sunday, temperatures reached 39-38 degrees Celsius in most parts of mainland Greece, and in some areas even 40 degrees Celsius. On…

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Greece is experiencing the first heat wave of summer: nights remain unusually warm, authorities warn of forest fires and give behavioral tips.

·Bamberg, Germany
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After a relatively mild summer so far, Greece has been hit by extreme heat. The country is experiencing its first heat wave of the summer, with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius expected to last for at least a week, DPA reports. The unusually warm temperatures persist even at night, especially in urban areas, central Greece and...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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in.gr broke the news in Greece on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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