The weather in our country is predicted to worsen from Monday with heavy rains and storms that will affect Western, Central and Northern Greece.
The Emergency Deterioration of Weather Bulletin issued on 22-09-2023/1400 local time is updated according to the latest forecast data. It is pointed out that there are no substantial differences from the original bulletin.
More specifically:
The weather in our country is predicted to worsen from Monday with heavy rains and storms that will affect Western, Central and Northern Greece. The effects will be locally strong and on Monday they will be noted mainly in the western parts of Thessaly, western and central Sterea, Epirus, western Macedonia and possibly the Ionian. More areas will be affected on Tuesday and Wednesday.
More detail:
On Monday (25-09-2023) rain is forecast in the west, central and north, while locally strong storms will occur mainly in Epirus, western Macedonia, Thessaly, western and central Sterea and possibly in the Ionian. It is noted that in Thessaly the western parts (Karditsa and Trikala prefectures) as well as the western and northern parts of Larissa prefecture will be affected.
On Tuesday (26-09-2023) in the Ionian and continental regions (except central, eastern Macedonia and Thrace) and towards the evening hours in the Sporades and northern Evia, rains and locally strong storms are predicted. In Thessaly, the highest rainfall levels will occur in the prefectures of Karditsa, Trikala, the southern areas of the prefecture of Larissa and towards the evening hours in the northern and eastern parts of the prefecture of Magnesia.
On Wednesday (27-09-2023) rains are forecast for almost the entire country, while locally strong storms will occur in the Ionian, the mainland (except eastern Macedonia and Thrace), the Sporades, northern Evia, western Crete and possibly the western Cyclades. It should be pointed out that in Thessaly the highest rainfall levels will occur in the prefectures of Karditsa, Trikala and Larissa as well as in the eastern parts of Magnesia.
EMY’s emergency bulletins are updated every twelve hours and for more details on the development of the weather refer to the regular weather bulletins and on the website of EMY (www.emy.gr).
Source: Skai
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