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Heat wave with temperatures up to 41°C to strike Greece July 1-5

2 July, 2019

A heat wave with temperatures reaching up to 41 degrees Celsius is forecast to strike Greece in the upcoming weak.

Temperature have risen as of this Monday, July 1st, and will remain high until at least Friday, July 5th 2019.

The hottest days expected to be today and Thursday, July 4.
According to Greece’ National Meteorological Service EMY, temperatures have risen in western Greece and Macedonia since Monday.
Yesterday, the rise continued, while today, the temperature will further rise to levels above the seasonal average. The situation will be the same also on Thursday, while on Friday, it will gradually begin to decrease, mainly in the East.

TUESDAY 02-07-2019

Clear weather. Wind will be blowing North-North-East 3-5 Beaufort an dup to 6 B in the Aegean Sea. Further temperature rise.

WEDNESDAY 03-07-2019.

Generally clear weather. Few clouds at midday and afternoon hours in the north. Wind 3-5B and locally in East Aegean up to 6B. Temperature rise to levels higher than the seasonal average.
THURSDAY 04-07-2019

Generally clear weather. In North mainland, locally cloudness and isolated thunderstorms. Wind 3-5B and locally up to 6. Temperature will drop slightly in the North, while it will remain in the same high levels as on Wed.

FRIDAY 05-07-2019

Few clouds in the North, later isolated thunderstorms. In the rest of the country warm weather. Wind 4-6 B and locally 7B. Slight temperature drop in the East.

According to the National Observatory of Athens, temperatures are forecast to reach up to 39 and even 41 degrees Celsius. The temperature rise will be due to the weakening of the summer North winds (meltemia).

Maximum Temperatures:

Athens: 37°C today, 39°C on Thursday, 38°C on Friday

Larissa – Central Greece: 40°C today, 41°C on Thur, 39°C on Friday

Thessaloniki: 39° C today

Agrinio -Epirus: 40°C today and Thursday.

Argos – Peloponnese: 38°C
Cooler on the islands due to North winds

Cyclades: 26-28°C

Crete: average 32°C

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