The Greek National Meteorological Service has issued a final warning about dangerous weather conditions, highlighting the last day of the storm system affecting the country. The alert focuses on specific regions where the most severe impacts are expected, including strong winds and heavy rainfall.
According to the latest forecast from meteorologist Olga Papavoulou, the storm is expected to reach its peak intensity in the central and eastern parts of Greece. These areas are currently experiencing gusts up to 120 km/h and localized flooding. The warning comes as authorities prepare for potential disruptions to transportation and power supply.
This storm is the third major weather event to hit Greece in less than a month, following two previous systems that caused significant damage to infrastructure and disrupted daily life. The government has urged residents in high-risk areas to take precautions and avoid unnecessary travel.
The situation has raised concerns among local authorities and emergency services, who are closely monitoring the storm's progress. While the weather is expected to stabilize by early evening, the potential for further complications remains. The National Meteorological Service will provide updates as the storm moves out of the region.
