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The Extraordinary Deterioration Bulletin of June 6, is upgraded to an Extraordinary Bulletin of Dangerous Weather Phenomena as a Barometric Low will be created in the Ionian which will move east and will cause bad weather & # 8220; GENESIS & # 8221 ;. In fact, today at 19.00 the secretary general Civil Protection Vassilis Papageorgiou will provide emergency information on the bad weather that is expected to hit much of the country.
The bad weather will mainly affect western, central and northern Greece from today Thursday until Saturday night with heavy rains and thunderstorms that will be accompanied by hail, high frequency of lightning and strong winds as reported in the Extraordinary Bulletin.
< p> To clarify that the strong winds that will prevail will not be due only to the system, but mainly due to the storms and therefore it is possible that they are even 2 to 3 Beaufort stronger than the average wind prevailing in the area.
From Thursday afternoon the northern Ionian, Epirus, western Sterea, Macedonia, Thessaly and from the evening hours probably Thrace will be affected.
According to competent sources based on the forecast of the met/models and the analysis by EMY, the following conclusions emerge in relation to the possible occurrence of flood phenomena during the period Thursday 9/6 Monday 13/6:
1. The atmospheric disturbance seems to be important and “persistent” for a large part of Greece.
2. The most dangerous phenomena with rapid rains and thunderstorms are detected in the 24 hour period of Friday, July 10.
3. Flash floods can occur in many cities and settlements of Western Sterea (including part of the Ionian), NW Peloponnese and Thessaly to Pieria and Sporades, with relatively mild relief and reduced flood protection.
4. Significant floods with overflowing rivers and large watercourses are very likely to occur mainly in the wider region of Thessaly due to the expected long duration of rapid rains, the mild relief of the riparian areas and the small slopes of the hydrographic network.
, the effects will be intense for the spatial zone from the Ionian and the West. Solid to Thrace via Thessaly. Thessaly is at the greatest risk of significant floods on Friday 10/6. Will send 112 to all areas.
The weather tomorrow Friday – Which areas will be “hit” by the bad weather
On Friday, increased clouds are expected already in the morning, denser in the central, western and northern continents where there will be rain and thunderstorms. The thunderstorms in the afternoon will be locally intense, with high rainfall and hail.
In Central Macedonia and Thessaly there will be an increased risk of sudden floods as & # 8217; throughout Friday.
In the evening the storms will be located mainly above sea areas. The increased concentrations of dust in the atmosphere over the islands of the Eastern Aegean and Thrace will cause mud rains.
The temperature will drop slightly, according to the meteo of the National Observatory of Athens, and will range in Western Macedonia from 12 to 22 degrees Celsius, in the rest of Macedonia and Thrace from 13 to 28, in Thessaly, in the Eastern Mainland and Eastern Peloponnese from 15 to 32, in Epirus and Western Sterea from 13 to 24, in the Western Peloponnese from 14 to 29, in the Ionian Islands from 21 to 26, in the islands of the North and East Aegean and in the Sporades from 16 to 28, in the Cyclades and in the Dodecanese from 18 to 29 and in Crete from 17 to 34 degrees Celsius.
Winds in the Aegean will blow mainly from south 4 to 6 Beaufort, and in the North Aegean from east 3 to 5 Beaufort. In the Ionian the winds will blow from south and west 3 to 5 Beaufort. During the storms in the mainland and coastal parts the winds will be temporarily windy.
Cloudy skies are expected in Attica, increased in the afternoon, and local storms will occur in the western and northern parts of the prefecture. The winds will blow from south directions 4 to 6 Beaufort. The temperature in the center of Athens will range from 23 to 28 degrees Celsius.
Cloudy skies are expected in the prefecture of Thessaloniki and temporary storms will occur. The winds will blow from changing directions weak, up to 3 Beaufort and temporarily during the storms there will be strong gusts of wind. The temperature in the center of Thessaloniki will range from 20 to 27 degrees Celsius.
The weather on Saturday (11-06-2022)
Central and eastern Macedonia, eastern Thessaly, the Sporades, Evia, Thrace, the islands of the northern Aegean and
gradually the islands of the eastern Aegean and the Dodecanese. From the evening the effects will weaken.
During the noon and afternoon hours, Epirus, western Macedonia, Sterea (including Attica) and the eastern Peloponnese will be temporarily affected.
The weather on Sunday
In the eastern mainland and the Aegean islands and in the noon and afternoon hours in the rest of the mainland clouds temporarily increased with local rains and sporadic thunderstorms in places strong. The phenomena at night will be limited to the northeast while in most areas they will stop.
The winds will blow north northwest 5 to 6 beauforts and in the Ionian gradually locally 7 beauforts.
The temperature will not be remarkable change.
The weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday
Gradual improvement of the weather from Monday with limited instability in the mainland and Crete in the noon and afternoon hours.
The winds will blow from north 5 to 6 and in the seas locally 7 beauforts.
The temperature will rise.
Bad weather & # 8220; GENESIS & # 8221; with Extreme Phenomena: Strong Recommendation from Civil Protection
According to the Extraordinary Bulletin of Dangerous Weather Phenomena issued today, Thursday 09 June 2022 by the National Meteorological Service (EMY), the Extraordinary Bulletin of Weather Deterioration with AA 12/2022, according to the latest forecast data, is upgraded to Extreme Apparently, as the barometric low in the upper atmosphere in Italy moves south southeast resulting in bad weather under the name & # 8220; GENESIS & # 8221; which will mainly affect western, central and northern Greece from today Thursday (09-06-2022) until Saturday night (11-06-2022) with heavy rains and thunderstorms accompanied by hail, high frequency of lightning and strong winds.
Due to the dangerous weather phenomena, the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection points out the need for us all to be very careful! This is an extreme phenomenon, to which scientists have attributed “red alert” features.
We strongly advise citizens in the affected areas to faithfully follow the following basic guidelines:
Avoid any unnecessary movement during severe weather and secure your doors and windows tightly, always keeping in mind In case of torrents, move to the highest points of the house.
We NEVER cross torrents, streams or flooded roads, on foot or by car. For no reason!
We follow the relevant announcements in the media and always follow the instructions of the Authorities.
! We are on alert & # 8211; Follow the instructions!
More details will be affected:
1. On Thursday (09-06-2022)
From the afternoon the northern Ionian, Epirus, western Sterea, Macedonia, Thessaly and from the evening probably Thrace.
2. On Friday (10-06-2022)
a. The Ionian Islands, Epirus, western Sterea and western Peloponnese (mainly Achaia and Ilia). At night the effects will weaken.
b. From the first hours Macedonia, Thrace and the islands of the northern Aegean and gradually Thessaly, the Sporades, eastern Sterea and northern Evia. At night the phenomena in western Macedonia, western Thessaly and eastern Sterea will weaken.
3. On Saturday (11-06-2022)
a. Central and eastern Macedonia, eastern Thessaly, the Sporades, Evia, Thrace, the islands of the northern Aegean and gradually the islands of the eastern Aegean and the Dodecanese. From the night the effects will weaken.
b. During the noon and afternoon hours, Epirus, western Macedonia, Sterea (including Attica) and the eastern Peloponnese will be temporarily affected.
EMY weather reports and on the EMY website at www.emy.gr.
The General Secretariat for Civil Protection (www.civilprotection.gr) of the Ministry of Climate Crisis & amp; Civil Protection, has informed the competent state services involved, as well as the regions and municipalities of the country, so that they are on increased civil protection readiness, in order to immediately deal with the effects of the occurrence of severe weather phenomena.
< p>At the same time, the General Secretariat for Civil Protection advises citizens to be very careful, taking measures to protect themselves from the dangers arising from the occurrence of severe weather events.
In particular, in areas where the Heavy rain, thunderstorms or strong winds:
-To secure items which, if carried away by severe weather conditions, may cause damage or injury.
-Make sure that the gutters and the gutters of the houses are not blocked and are functioning normally.
-Avoid crossing torrents and streams, on foot or by vehicle, during storms and rainfall, but also for several hours after the end of their event
-Avoid rural work and activities in sea and coastal areas during the duration of severe weather events (risk of lightning strikes).
-Take immediate precautions during a hailstorm. Take refuge in a building or car and do not leave the safe area until they are sure that the storm is over. Hail can also be very dangerous for animals.
-Avoid passing under large trees, under hanging signs and generally in areas where light objects (eg pots, broken windows, etc.) may detach and fall to the ground (eg under balconies).
-Follow the instructions of the local authorities, such as the Traffic Police, etc.
activity:
If you are at home
Do not hold electrical appliances or telephone as lightning may pass through the cables. Disconnect the TV sets from the antenna and the power supply.
Avoid touching the plumbing pipes (kitchen, bathroom) as they are good conductors of electricity.
If you are in the car p>
Stop it on the side of the road and away from trees that may fall on it.
Stay inside and turn on the warning lights (emergency lights) until the storm stops.
Close the windows and do not touch metal objects.
Avoid flooded roads.
If you are outside space
Take refuge in a building or in a car, otherwise sit immediately on the ground without lying down.
Protect yourself under solid low tree branches in case you are in a forest.
Never take refuge under a tall tree in the open.
Avoid low ground for flood risk.
Do not stand next to pylons, power lines, telephone lines and fences. .
Do not approach metal objects (eg cars, bicycles, camping gear, etc.).
Avoid rivers, lakes or other bodies of water.
If you are in the sea go out immediately.
If you are isolated on a flat surface and feel your hair rising (which indicates that lightning will soon occur), make a deep seat with your head between your legs (so that to minimize your body surface and your contact with the ground) by throwing the metal objects you have on you.
For more information and instructions for self-protection from severe weather, citizens can visit the website of the General Secretariat for Civil Protection in electronic inter address www.civilprotection.gr.
