Extension takes the wave heat that has hit the country, as, as, According to meteorologists, Mercury will remain above 40 degrees until Sunday 27/7.
In his post the Giannis Kallianos It warns for a difficult 48 hours on Friday and Saturday, when the Aegean winds and meltemia will synthesize an explosive heat and risk of fires, while the temperature in Attica will increase in more areas.
Tsatrafyllias: On Tuesday it will cool
On his side the George Tsatrafyllias Posting on Facebook predicts a breath of dew will come on Tuesday 29/7, when the temperature is expected to even drop to the 33 degrees Celsius.
In detail the post of Alpha meteorologist:
“When will it cool? On Tuesday 29/7. Clear chats! ”
Good noon!
With 44 points in the next 48 hours in western Greece from the downpad winds and a slight recession of the heat in western Greece on Sunday and Monday (32-33).
Insist on the 40s on Sunday in the east (and Attica) and retreat on Monday (36-38)
Breath of Drosia from Tuesday! “
The EMY Extraordinary Bulletin
The Extraordinary Weather Determination Bulletin issued on Sunday (20-07-25) with A.A. 14 upgraded to Extraordinary Bulletin of Dangerous Weather Phenomena. According to EMY, aThe temperature in our country will be very high in the coming days. The heat expiration is foreseen only in northwestern Greece on Sunday afternoon(27-07-25), and a gradual decline of very high temperatures is expected on Monday (28-7-2025) in most areas.
Re -recommendations to citizens for the heatwave – attention to the vulnerable
Recommendations are re -addressed to citizens by the General Secretariat Civil protection to be very careful, ensuring that self -protection measures from risks arise from high temperatures.
The General Secretariat for Civil Protection (civilprotection.gov.gr) of the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, has informed the competent officials involved in state agencies, as well as the regions and municipalities of the country, in order to be on increased civil protection readiness in order to immediately address the impact of high temperatures.
In areas where high temperatures are prevalent, the GAPP draws attention to people who belong to vulnerable groups to be particularly careful to avoid health problems, such as thermal exhaustion and heat stroke, which may be caused by the high temperatures that will prevail.
In particular, according to the self -protection guidelines from high temperatures, it is recommended for citizens:
• Stay in cool and shady areas away from overcrowding, use air conditioners or fans, and avoid heavy physical work in high temperature, apnea and high humidity.
• Avoid sunbathing, as well as walking or running under the sun and wear a hat and sunglasses and light -colored clothing that allows the skin to ventilate and facilitate sweat evaporation, avoiding synthetic fabrics.
• Consume light meals with fruits and vegetables, limiting fat and amount of food.
• Drink plenty of water and fruit juices, avoiding alcohol.
Particular care is recommended for babies and young children, as well as the elderly and sufferers from chronic diseases to protect them from high temperatures.