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6 July
The week began with rain and thunderstorms, marking a significant change in the weather.
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Following a period of warm weather, Greece is expecting a significant shift in conditions starting Saturday, July 4, 2026. The national meteorological service has forecast a drop in temperatures and increased rainfall across multiple regions. Generally, temperatures are expected to fall to a maximum of around 33 to 34 degrees Celsius, particularly in northern and eastern areas.
Rain showers and localized thunderstorms are predicted, especially in Central Macedonia, Eastern Thessaly, the Sporades Islands, Evia, and gradually affecting areas like Peloponnese, the Ionian Islands, Eastern Macedonia, Thrace, the northern and eastern Aegean Islands, and Crete. There are specific warnings for the Peloponnese, where brief but potentially intense thunderstorms may occur in the early afternoon.
The weather on Saturday is characterized by increased cloud cover and instability. These conditions may persist into Sunday, with continued rain and storm activity expected across various parts of the country.
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