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MeteoAlarm Issues Orange Severe Wind Warnings for Five Regions of Greece

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A rain gauge of the kind used to measure how much rain falls (illustrative)"Overview of rain gauge in Michle, Prague" by Jiří Sedláček, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

MeteoAlarm, the multi-country weather-alert platform run by Europe's national weather services through EUMETNET, issued Orange-level Severe Wind warnings for Greece at 04:10 UTC on Oct. 13, 2026. The warnings cover five regions: North East Aegean Islands, Kyklades, Central Makedonia, East Sterea & Evvoia and Thessalia. The orange tier denotes conditions MeteoAlarm classifies as severe.

The five warnings take effect and expire at different times. North East Aegean Islands and East Sterea & Evvoia have the longest warnings. They are in force from 22:00 UTC Oct. 13, 2026, to 22:59 UTC Oct. 14, 2026. Kyklades' warning starts later, at 10:00 UTC Oct. 14, 2026, but also clears at 22:59 UTC the same day. Central Makedonia and Thessalia both started at 22:00 UTC Oct. 13, 2026. Central Makedonia's warning clears first, at 11:00 UTC Oct. 14, 2026. Thessalia's clears at 17:00 UTC Oct. 14, 2026.

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