The aggravation was presented weather Tuesday afternoon (02/05/2023) and from the west with heavy rain and thunderstorms, which in places will be accompanied by a high frequency of thunderstorms and hailAnd stormy winds.

OUR AMY published emergency deterioration report from weather:

• A. Today, Tuesday (02/05/2023)

From late evening in the Ionian Sea and late afternoon in Epirus, western and central Sterea, Thessaly (mainly western parts) and the Peloponnese.

• B. Tomorrow Wednesday (03/05/2023)

a) in the Ionian Sea, western Sterea, Thessaly and central Macedonia.
b) before noon in Epirus, western Macedonia, central Sterea and western and northern Peloponnese.
c) from noon in eastern Macedonia and Thrace.

weather forecast

Low atmospheric pressure in the Ionian Sea will affect our country on Tuesday, May 2, 2023, with rain, storms and strong or stormy southerly winds in Western Greece. Despite the predominance of southerly winds, the air temperature will remain approximately 3-4°C below seasonal values.

In more detail, early afternoon phenomena will be limited, with localized rainfall in Western Greece and Pel Island, and localized storms in the Ionian Sea. From the afternoon and especially in the evening hours of Tuesday 2/5, according to the latest forecast data from the National Observatory of Athens/meteo.gr, the weather is expected to worsen with severe local storms in the Ionian Islands, Western Greece and Pel/island and precipitation over most of the territory Thessaly, Central Greece and Macedonia. The southernmost regions will also experience mud showers due to the presence of dust from Africa.

The map shows the total amount of rain (in millimeters) predicted until Wednesday 03/5 midnight using the forecast model of the National Observatory of Athens/meteo.gr. According to the classification of precipitation episodes (RPI), which is carried out by the meteorological division of the National Observatory of Athens, the precipitation episode is classified as category 2 (moderate).

At the same time, southerly winds in the Ionian Sea will reach 7-8 points on the Beaufort scale, with a significant wave height of 3-4 meters predicted. And in the Aegean Sea, the winds will be strong, mainly from the east, reaching 6 points on the Beaufort scale.