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Greece braces for rising temperatures and sunny skies, with stronger winds and showers from Monday
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Greece braces for rising temperatures and sunny skies, with stronger winds and showers from Monday

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Greece will experience sunny weather on Saturday, with local showers possible in mountainous areas during the hottest parts of the day.
  • Temperatures will gradually rise, peaking on Sunday with highs reaching 37-38 degrees Celsius in eastern mainland areas, but without heatwave conditions.
  • Stronger northerly winds are expected from Monday, along with renewed local showers, mainly in mainland regions.

Greece is set for a sunny weekend, with clear skies expected across most regions on Saturday, July 11. While sunshine will dominate, brief showers may occur in the mountainous interior areas during the afternoon. The temperature will see a slight increase, reaching 33-35 degrees Celsius in mainland areas and up to 30-33 degrees Celsius in the islands.

Sunday, July 12, will bring a further rise in temperatures, with highs potentially reaching 37-38 degrees Celsius in eastern mainland areas. Despite the warmth, the weather service anticipates that these temperatures will not constitute a heatwave, as the very high readings will be localized and short-lived. The summer pattern will persist, with sunshine prevailing, though localized afternoon showers might develop in Macedonia, Thrace, and mountainous parts of the rest of the mainland.

Looking ahead to Monday, July 13, the forecast indicates an increase in northerly winds. Localized showers are also expected to return, primarily affecting mainland regions during the afternoon. The weather is expected to start generally clear across the country before cloud cover develops inland.

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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.