Weather Forecast: Storms and Hail Expected Until This Evening – Strong Winds and Temperature Drop Ahead

Rainy weather is forecasted again for today, Sunday (April 27, 2025), as heavy downpours have already hit various areas of Attica. However, the adverse weather conditions are expected to ease off gradually by tonight, with storms significantly subsiding. According to meteorologists, showers and thunderstorms will give way to cooler temperatures starting from Monday, bringing unseasonably low temperatures and strong winds. For today, intense rain and storms are anticipated in Thessaly, the Sporades Islands, Evia, eastern Sterea Hellas, and Macedonia, accompanied by possible hail. The weather will remain unstable with periods of rain and occasional thunderstorms initially affecting Thessaly, the Sporades, Evia, eastern Sterea Hellas, eastern Macedonia, Thrace, parts of the central and northern Aegean, and eventually other mainland areas and Crete. Weather phenomena may be severe in some locations until this evening, possibly accompanied by temporary hail. Visibility may be locally restricted in western regions during the morning hours. Winds will blow from northerly directions at 3-5 Beaufort, intensifying gradually over the Aegean Sea to 6-7 Beaufort and reaching up to 8 Beaufort in northern areas by the afternoon. Temperatures will rise slightly in the west, reaching highs of 22-24°C, while the rest of the country will see temperatures ranging from 19-21°C Celsius. Looking ahead, the weather forecast predicts cloudy skies with scattered showers tomorrow in western and central Macedonia, Thessaly, Evia, the Cyclades, Dodecanese, and Crete, gradually improving across most of the country except for Crete and the Dodecanese where conditions will persist. A general clear trend is expected on Tuesday, though there may be passing clouds over Evia and the Cyclades, along with local showers in Crete and the Dodecanese. By Thursday, May Day, unsettled weather with rain and sporadic thunderstorms is forecasted for the Cyclades, Crete, and the Dodecanese, while the rest of Greece should enjoy mostly clear skies.