Thursday, June 12 – Today’s temperatures remained unusually high, reaching over 37°C in various locations. The National Meteorological Service (EMY) indicates that this heatwave will continue for the next few days.
The peak temperature today was recorded at 37.3°C in Asteri, Laconia, as reported by the National Observatory of Athens.
Highest Recorded Temperatures on Thursday:
- Asteri, Laconia: 37.3°C
- Stefania, Laconia: 36.8°C
- Skala, Laconia: 36.8°C
- Kalamata (Messinia): 36.5°C
- Patras (Prosfygika): 36.5°C
- Kranidi: 36.5°C
- Hills of Gythio: 36.1°C
- Mystras, Laconia: 36.1°C
Weather Outlook
Friday, June 13
- Conditions: Generally clear skies, with some cloud development in the west after noon, and possible isolated showers and thunderstorms in mountainous areas of the Peloponnese and western Central Greece.
- Winds: Northerly winds at 3–4 Beaufort in the west, 5–6 in the east, and up to 7 Beaufort in the Aegean.
- Temperatures:
- Cyclades & Northern Crete: 29–30°C
- Elsewhere in Greece: 32–35°C
Athens
- Weather: Clear with strong northerly winds.
- Winds: Northerly at 3–4 Beaufort, increasing to 5–6 in eastern suburbs.
- Temperature: 22–35°C (2–3°C cooler in the eastern areas).
Thessaloniki
- Weather: Mostly clear with some clouds developing around midday, especially in nearby mountainous areas.
- Winds: Shifting from northwest to southeast at 3–4 Beaufort.
- Temperature: 21–32°C
Regional Forecasts
Macedonia & Thrace
- Weather: Mostly clear, with possible afternoon showers in mountainous western Macedonia.
- Winds: Variable winds up to 4 Beaufort, with northeastern winds in eastern areas reaching up to 5 Beaufort.
- Temperature: 18–33°C (2–3°C cooler in western Macedonia).
Ionian Islands, Epirus, Western Central Greece, Western Peloponnese
- Weather: Afternoon cloud buildup with localized showers and thunderstorms, particularly in the Peloponnesian mountains.
- Winds: Variable; in the Ionian Sea, northwest at 3–4 Beaufort.
- Temperature: 18–34°C (up to 31°C inland in Epirus).
Eastern Central Greece, Evia, Eastern Peloponnese
- Weather: Afternoon clouds in mountainous areas with isolated showers or thunderstorms.
- Winds: Northeasterly at 3–4 Beaufort, with some areas experiencing 5–6 Beaufort.
- Temperature: 18–35°C
Cyclades & Crete
- Weather: Clear skies.
- Winds: Northerly at 5–6 Beaufort, reaching 7 in the eastern Cyclades.
- Temperature:
- Cyclades: 20–30°C
- Southern Crete: Up to 34°C
Eastern Aegean & Dodecanese
- Weather: Mainly clear.
- Winds: North-northwest at 5–6 Beaufort.
- Temperature: 21–35°C
Thessaly
- Weather: Clear with some local cloud development.
- Winds: Variable; northeastern winds at 3–4 Beaufort in the Sporades.
- Temperature:
- Mainland: 18–34°C
- Sporades: Up to 29°C
Extended Forecast
Saturday, June 14
- Conditions: Mainly sunny. Scattered rain in the west, eastern Macedonia, and Thrace during the afternoon. Isolated thunderstorms possible in western highlands.
- Winds: Northerly at 3–5 Beaufort, reaching 6–7 Beaufort in the Aegean.
- Temperatures:
- 28–30°C in the Sporades, Cyclades, and northern Crete
- 32–34°C elsewhere
Sunday, June 15
- Conditions: Generally clear with some localized clouds and light rain in western and northern areas in the afternoon.
- Winds:
- West: Variable, up to 4 Beaufort
- East & Aegean: Northerly, 4–7 Beaufort
- Temperatures: Slight nationwide decrease.
Monday, June 16
- Conditions: Mostly sunny with afternoon clouds and isolated rain or thunderstorms in the west and north.
- Visibility: Locally reduced in the west during early morning hours.
- Winds:
- West: Light and variable
- East & SE Aegean: Northerly, 4–7 Beaufort
- Temperature: No significant changes expected.
Tuesday, June 17
- Conditions: Clear with afternoon clouds developing in the west and north. Local rain and thunderstorms likely, especially in western regions.
- Visibility: Locally reduced in the west during early hours.
- Winds:
- West: Variable at 3–4 Beaufort
- East & Southern Aegean: Northerly, 4–6 Beaufort
- Temperature: Slight uptick, particularly in maximum values.
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