Ferry Routes to Crete Modified Due to Severe Weather
- The Hellenic National Meteorological Service forecasts heavy rains and thunderstorms across Crete until Sunday, October 4, triggering ferry itinerary changes and widespread flooding across the island.
- Dangerous 8- to 9-Beaufort northeast winds have forced ferry operators to bypass intermediate stops at Serifos and Milos, though primary Piraeus-Crete routes remain scheduled to operate.
- Authorities issued a 112 emergency warning for Mylopotamos after flooding caused significant damage in Zoniana and Livadia, where a bridge collapse injured two people sent to the hospital.
- Intense rainfall on the Lasithi Plateau prompted officials to suspend school operations in several municipalities, including Sitia and Minoa Pediada, as a precaution against hazardous conditions.
- Travelers should verify ferry status before departure, as The Mediterranean does not follow a "Beaufort 8 = cancelled" formula; operational decisions vary based on routes, individual ports, and vessels.
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Earlier, the National Meteorological Service issued an emergency bulletin of dangerous weather phenomena warning of heavy rains and storms, mainly in Crete - The Risk Assessment Committee met for the bad weather The post Bad weather: Crete in "Red Code" until Sunday - Heavy rains, storms and risk of flooding appeared first on in.gr.
Deterioration of the weather is predicted from today, Wednesday (30-09-2026) in the east and south of the country with locally heavy rains and storms, mainly in Crete, as well as very windy winds in the Aegean. The Hellenic Meteorological Service issued an emergency weather deterioration bulletin, at noon on Wednesday, warning of strong phenomena in Crete and Evia. The emergency weather deterioration bulletin from the Hellenic Meteorological Ser…
Strong winds of 8 to 9 Beaufort in the Aegean - In Crete the phenomena may continue until Sunday
Rain and storms are expected until Sunday in the east and south of the country, with the phenomena being more intense in places. At the epicenter of the bad weather are Evia and Crete, where heavy rains and storms are forecast, while winds will remain strong in the Aegean.
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