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Strong Winds Persist, Temperatures Reach Up to 39 Degrees Celsius

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Winds of up to 8 Beaufort are expected in the Aegean Sea.
Temperatures are forecasted to rise, reaching up to 39 degrees Celsius later this week.
A yellow alert is in place for 28 areas due to fire risk related to high winds.
Rain showers may occur from Wednesday in the inland areas of the country.
Overall, the week starts warm but without an extreme heatwave.

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Strong winds are expected to persist in the Aegean Sea, with speeds reaching up to 8 Beaufort, as reported on June 28, 2026. The weather forecast indicates generally clear conditions across much of Greece, although brief cloud cover may develop in the northwestern regions and mountainous areas of Crete during the afternoon. Localized rain is also expected in the highlands of these areas.

Temperature forecasts suggest a slight increase, with highs anticipated to reach 39 degrees Celsius in some regions by the middle of the week, particularly as the meltemi winds recede. Current temperatures reported are around 35 degrees Celsius in various parts, with some locations reaching up to 37 degrees. Officials from the Greek Meteorological Service have confirmed these weather conditions, highlighting both the sustained wind patterns and rising temperatures as significant features of the upcoming days.

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Winds up to 7 Beaufort persist, with temperatures expected to rise to 39 degrees midweek.

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