Weather Monday 28/9: Gradual improvement

According to a report by in.gr, published on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at 18:21, the weather is expected to improve gradually across the country on Monday, September 28, 2026. This is a forecast and not an emergency bulletin of weather deterioration. Local rains will persist mainly in Crete, with the possibility of rainfall also in eastern Thessaly, the Sporades, and Evia. Winds in the Aegean are expected to blow from northern directions with intensity 5 to 6 Beaufort. This gradual improvement comes after the intense bad weather that had affected the country on Sunday, September 27, 2026.

On Sunday, September 27, 2026, the bad weather system that struck the country caused heavy rainfall and storms, with the most intense phenomena recorded in Evia and Skiathos. As already described in related report, the bad weather left Evia essentially split in two. Heavy rainfall also occurred in Crete and the Cyclades. The system is now moving away, with conditions improving gradually through Monday, as described in detail in the report on weather deterioration on Sunday.

The retreat of rainfall is expected to gradually facilitate movement in areas affected on Sunday, however the persistence of local rains in Crete and possibly in eastern Thessaly, the Sporades, and Evia means that caution remains necessary for those traveling in these areas on Monday. Winds of 5 to 6 Beaufort from the north in the Aegean can affect the routes of smaller vessels, something that affects particularly passengers on maritime lines in the Aegean. No suspension of routes has been announced, however, nor has any official instruction been issued restricting movement for Monday. Those interested are advised to keep informed in advance, so as to avoid possible delays in their travels.

Based on in.gr’s forecast, the bad weather system continues to move away and conditions are expected to improve gradually during Monday, September 28, 2026, with remaining rainfall confined to the areas mentioned and northern winds in the Aegean remaining of moderate intensity. No emergency weather bulletin has been issued by the National Meteorological Service or Civil Protection for Monday, nor have suspensions of schools or other services’ operations been announced for the same day. Those about to travel to areas where rain persists, as well as passengers on vessels in Aegean lines, should keep informed about conditions and announcements from maritime companies before their departure, given the wind intensity. More weather updates can be found in the weather section.