On February 12, 2026, the day known as Tsiknopempti, the weather in Greece is forecasted to be unstable, impacting much of the country. According to meteorologist Theodoros Kolydas, two consecutive weather systems will affect Greece, although there will be a brief improvement between these two systems. The arrival of the second system from the west later in the evening indicates the country should be cautious as the changing weather may lead to challenges throughout the day.

Kolydas points out that while instability is expected, there will be periods during which the weather will improve temporarily, allowing for breaks in the rain. In many areas, however, residents should prepare for the likelihood of rain and sporadic storms as the two systems interact. The overall forecast requires citizens to stay informed, especially considering the shifting weather patterns.

As Tsiknopempti is a traditional date for outdoor gatherings and festivities in Greece, the unstable weather could affect celebrations. Citizens are encouraged to remain vigilant and plan accordingly as conditions may change quickly. The conjunction of meteorological conditions highlights the need for caution during this festive day.