New update: It started to rain again in Patras and even in the center of the city with the clock showing 22:00, while a little earlier there had been another short rainfall…
The bad weather “Atena” is already “passing” over our country, with the messages from 112 having given their own warning signals to the residents of Western Greece and beyond.
Bad weather “Atena”: Warning message of “112” to the residents of Thessaly and Macedonia
It should be noted that 112 has so far sounded in Macedonia and long-suffering Thessaly, while the residents of Larissa and Ioannina received the well-known warning of severe weather phenomena on their mobile phones.
However, as far as the Achaean Capitalthe light – so far – rainfall that started with interruptions from earlier today, has not “bothered” the Fire Department – according to information from pelop.gr– with no calls from citizens. No issue has been recorded even in the traffic of citizens and drivers.
Bad weather “Atena”: The advance of the phenomenon has begun – The Army is also on alert
First update: Bad weather “Atena” is… close for Western Greece and the Peloponnese, according to the forecast of Clearchos Marousakis and already in Achaia and Ilia 112 rang on citizens’ mobile phones, warning them of severe weather phenomena. At the same time, the responsible minister, Vassilis Kikilias, has warned that floods are expected…
Shortly after 20:00, in the city of Patras, the first drops began to fall in the center, without anything more intense being recorded up to this moment.
The light rain only lasted a few minutes for now.
Bad weather Atena, however, made its way already at noon on Monday in Western Achaia near Alissos, with a strong storm, causing confusion to drivers moving on Patras-Pyrgos.
In some places, flooding occurred on the road surface and the visibility of drivers was limited. Some drivers were forced to stop until the storm subsided.
Achaia: Call 112 for bad weather Atena – How long will we be on “alert”
According to the meteorologist of OPEN, Klearchos Marousakis, the first wave is just around the corner in an organized barometric low, which starts from the area of Italy and strong storms accompanied by about 2,000 electrical discharges are already occurring off Sicily. Slowly these storms will move east and occupy the Ionian and the western mainland.
Western Greece: The advance of bad weather has begun Atena – Heavy rain in Patras-Pyrgos
In the next few hours, the wave of bad weather – around midnight – will concern the central and northern Ionian, Epirus, Western Macedonia, Western Mainland and also the western-northwestern Peloponnese.
Heavy rains and storms, lightning and hail will hit the above places during the night.
The weather from Tuesday onwards and the new bad weather
On Tuesday, this wave of bad weather will hit Thessaly, northern Evia, Sporades, Central Macedonia and Halkidiki.
Then, on Wednesday, the phenomena will concern the islands of the eastern Aegean.
A “respite” from the intense phenomena is expected on Thursday and Friday, however, a new wave of bad weather will follow, according to Clearchos Marousakis.
According to the EMY, the barometric low, which causes the bad weather “ATENA” in the Central Mediterranean and moves eastward, is predicted to cause dangerous weather phenomena in our country from the evening of Monday (09-09-24) until the evening hours of Wednesday ( 11-09-24) with locally heavy rains and storms mainly in the western, central and northern mainland as well as in the islands of the northern and eastern Aegean.
The phenomena will be accompanied by a high frequency of lightning, hail and strong gusty winds.
It should be noted that, until this time, a message has been sent by 112 to the residents of Larissa and Ioannina for severe weather phenomena.
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What precautions should residents of Athens take during the “Atena” weather warnings?
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Bad Weather “Atena” Hits Greece: Updates and Warnings
A severe weather system, dubbed “Atena,” is currently affecting various parts of Greece, including Western Greece, the Peloponnese, and Macedonia. The system brings with it heavy rain, strong storms, and potential flooding.
Updates from Patras
In Patras, the capital of Achaia, light rainfall started around 20:00, with the rain lasting only a few minutes. However, around 22:00, the rain started again, this time more intense. Despite this, the Fire Department has not received any calls from citizens, and traffic has not been disrupted.
Warnings Issued
The 112 emergency service has sent warning messages to residents of Western Greece, Thessaly, and Macedonia, alerting them to severe weather phenomena. The responsible minister, Vassilis Kikilias, has warned of potential floods. The Army is also on alert to assist in any necessary rescue operations.
Severe Weather in Western Achaia
Bad weather “Atena” made its presence known in Western Achaia near Alissos, with a strong storm causing confusion among drivers on the Patras-Pyrgos road. Flooding was reported on the road surface, and visibility was limited. Some drivers were forced to stop until the storm subsided.
Weather Forecast
According to the latest forecast, severe weather conditions are expected to continue across much of Greece through at least September 11. Disruptions to transport, business, and utilities are possible [[1]]. Athens, in particular, is expected to experience thunderstorms, heavy rain, and storms [[2]]. Residents are advised to stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety.
Weather Advisories
Residents of Athens, Attica, and other affected areas can stay up-to-date with the latest weather advisories and warnings on websites such as AccuWeather [[3]]. It is essential to stay informed to minimize the impact of the bad weather.
the bad weather system “Atena” is currently affecting various parts of Greece, bringing with it heavy rain, strong storms, and potential flooding. Residents are advised to stay informed, take necessary precautions, and follow the latest updates and warnings from authorities.
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Bad Weather “Atena” Hits Patras and Western Greece: Updates and Alerts
Patras, the capital of Achaia, and Western Greece are experiencing severe weather conditions as the bad weather system “Atena” makes its way across the region. The system brought strong storms, heavy rain, and flooding to various areas, causing disruptions to daily life.
Latest Updates
As of 22:00, light rain has started falling in the center of Patras, with no severe weather phenomena reported yet. Earlier, there were short periods of rainfall, but they did not cause any significant disruptions. However, the meteorologist Klearchos Marousakis warns that the first wave of bad weather is just around the corner, with strong storms and electrical discharges expected to hit the area soon.
Severe Weather Alerts
The 112 emergency service has sent warning messages to residents of Western Greece, including Achaia, Ilia, and the Peloponnese, alerting them of severe weather phenomena. The responsible minister, Vassilis Kikilias, has warned that floods are expected in the affected areas.
Current Weather Conditions
According to [2], the current weather conditions in Athens, Attica, Greece are:
Temperature: 79°F (26°C)
Chance of Rain: 1%
However, it’s essential to note that these conditions may change rapidly as the bad weather system “Atena” moves eastward.
Weather Forecast
The [3] 14-day weather forecast for Athens shows that the bad weather system will continue to affect the region in the coming days. It’s crucial to stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and warnings to plan accordingly.
**Safety Precautions
