
On Saturday rains and sporadic storms manifest itself in several continental and insular parts of the country. Events will be locally intense in Western Greece, Thrace and the islands of the northeast and east of the Aegean. Increased the chance of hail, mainly on the islands of the northeast and east of the Aegean. Visibility will be limited during the morning hours.
OUR temperature with a slight drop, according to the meteorological service of the National Observatory of Athens, it will fluctuate in Northern Greece from 3 to 21 degrees, in Thessaly from 8 to 20, in Epirus from 8 to 18 degrees, in the rest of the continent from 9 to 20-22, in I reached from 11 to 19 degrees, in the Aegean islands from 13 to 18 and in Crete from 13 to 22-24 degrees Celsius.
Winds in the Aegean will blow from the southwest with a force of 5-6 Beaufort, in places up to 7 Beaufort. In the rest of the territory, winds will blow from the west with a force of up to 5 on the Beaufort scale and in some places in the Ionian Sea up to 6 on the Beaufort scale.
IN Attica local showers or thunderstorms are expected, phenomena that will stop in the morning hours. The wind will initially blow from the southwest with a force of 4-5, in some places 6 on the Beaufort scale, in the afternoon – from the west with a force of up to 5 on the Beaufort scale. The temperature will fluctuate from 13 to 19-20 degrees.
IN Thessaloniki clouds are expected with an increased chance of showers or thunderstorms. The wind will blow predominantly westerly with a force of up to 4 on the Beaufort scale. The air temperature will fluctuate from 11 to 19 degrees.
Source: Kathimerini

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