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Starting today, the weather in Greece is expected to become significantly warmer as the prevailing meltemi winds decrease. Meteorologists predict that temperatures may approach or exceed 40 degrees Celsius in several inland areas, particularly in major cities such as Athens, Thessaloniki, and Larissa. High temperatures are anticipated to start climbing as the week progresses, with the peak occurring in early July.
Temperatures are projected to rise to levels near 40 degrees Celsius during this period, marking a transition from June to July. However, forecasters note that the weather will not remain stable; a change is anticipated toward the end of the week with the arrival of cooler air masses which may bring some relief. Local precipitation may also occur, particularly after this initial heatwave.
The National Meteorological Service (EMY) has indicated that atmospheric conditions will support hot weather with mild winds throughout the week, although there could be temporary increases in cloud cover. As this warm spell is set to last approximately two weeks, residents are advised to be prepared for the rising temperatures.
3 July
Temperatures drop to 37°C, with further decreases expected over the weekend.
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