Arnaoutoglou Warning for Bad Weather – “Risk of Floods”
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Attica and Evia are at the epicenter of the new bad weather, with Sakis Arnaoutoglou recommending increased attention. The post Arnaoutoglou's "Bell" for flooding phenomena - "Increased attention is needed in Attica" appeared first on in.gr.
This article was first published on Cedarnews.net. For more breaking news and exclusive reports, visit our website. A new wave of bad weather is expected to sweep the country in the coming days, with Attica and Evia at the epicenter. With heavy rains. This news was published on Cedarnews news website. For more breaking news and exclusive reports, visit our official website.
Sakis Arnaoutoglou speaks about a sharp deterioration in the weather in the coming hours in Attica in his new post. “Attention in Attica today”: Arnaoutoglou’s warning about the weather – Heavy rains and stormy northerlies are coming The well-known meteorologist in his new post on social media earlier Tuesday morning warns that within the next … The article “Attention in Attica today”: Arnaoutoglou’s warning about the weather – Heavy rains and s…
The warning bell for the bad weather that has already begun to sweep through Attica with rains was “rung” today (13/10) by Sakis Arnaoutoglou. Although the emergency bulletin of the Hellenic Meteorological Service states that the storms will hit the entire country, the meteorologist warns of intense phenomena in the basin that will last and that may […] The article “Warning” by Arnaoutoglou for storms and 9 Beaufort in the next few hours – Risk …
Weather forecaster and MEP Sakis Arnaoutoglou is sounding a “danger bell” for Attica with a post on Facebook, as he states that the ongoing bad weather could cause problems in the prefecture. Specifically, he states that Attica will be affected in two waves, one starting at noon on Tuesday and lasting until […] The post Sakis Arnaoutoglou for Attica: Be careful even if the rain stops appeared first on iEidiseis.
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