Greece to withstand severe cold and snowfall until New Year’s Eve

·

Significant deterioration of weather in view of New Year’s Eve is reported by the NMS. 

It is expected the weather will drop in the next few days and there will be stormy north winds on Sunday and Monday.

On Tuesday, New Year’s Eve, the weather is expected to gradually improve from the north, with temperatures expected to rise slightly. 

Heavy snow is expected throughout the whole festive period.

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Sydney’s Discobolus Monument added to State Heritage Register

An iconic symbol of the Sydney 2000 Summer Olympics, the Discobolus Monument, has been added to the State Heritage Register.

Greece’s new Eurogroup leader sets sights on Australia visit in early 2026

GCM President Bill Papastergiadis OAM has congratulated Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis on his election as Eurogroup president.

Kyriakos Pierrakakis elected Eurogroup President in symbolic win for Greece

Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis has been elected president of the Eurogroup, a remarkable development.

Outstanding VCE Greek achievements highlight excellence at GCM Schools

Greek Community of Melbourne Schools have announced the outstanding achievements of their students in this year’s VCE Greek examinations.

The Greek Herald Christmas Gift Guide 2025

Discover The Greek Herald’s 2025 Christmas Gift Guide featuring Greek-inspired gifts, homewares, fashion, food, books and more.

You May Also Like

Exciting program revealed for Greek Festival Darling Harbour this weekend

The Greek Festival Darling Harbour will take over the iconic Darling Harbour on February 22-23, offering an exciting two-day celebration.

Courtney Houssos, Steve Kamper among MPs elevated to NSW Labor frontbench

NSW Labor leader Chris Minns has revealed his opposition frontbench, elevating five new members among them Courtney Houssos and Steve Kamper.

Self-driving bus begins trial in Lamia

The self-driving Estonia-made smart bus Iseauto has begun it's trial in the Greek city of Lamia as part of a pilot project for autonomous public transport.