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3 July
Sunny weather continues, with local rain and storms predicted by afternoon.
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Meteorologists have reported a significant change in weather patterns across Greece after a heatwave that raised temperatures to around 39 degrees Celsius earlier in July. Following several days of high heat, predictions indicate that thunderstorms and hail are expected to arrive, bringing relief from the heat along with potential dangers such as strong winds. The instability in weather is anticipated to affect mainly the inland mountainous regions during the afternoons, where local rain and thunderstorms may occur.
Initially, the weather had been characterized by sunny days and high temperatures up to 37 degrees Celsius, but as the weekend approaches, forecasts suggest a notable shift. The anticipated storms could lead to intense rainfall and strong winds, classified as dangerous "meltemi," raising alerts for potential fire hazards in certain areas. Meteorological agencies emphasize the need for caution and preparation as these severe weather conditions are expected to develop rapidly from late this week.
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