On Tsiknopempti, Greece is facing unstable weather characterized by rain and thunderstorms in several areas. The eastern Macedonia and Thrace regions are forecasted to experience storms, particularly during the morning. These storms will be especially strong in the eastern island regions, with intermittent rain expected throughout the day. Meanwhile, the rest of the country will experience mostly cloudy conditions with sporadic local rain, particularly in the west and south. Significant deterioration in weather conditions is anticipated in the west by the afternoon, with strong thunderstorms expected in the Ionian Sea, western Sterea, the Peloponnese, and Crete by evening, accompanied by light snowfall in mountainous regions.

Despite the turbulent weather, temperatures are predicted to rise above normal for this time of year, with midday temperatures reaching around 17 degrees Celsius in western and northern regions, 18-19 degrees Celsius in eastern mainland areas, and up to 20 degrees Celsius in the southern Aegean. Winds from the southwest will range from 5-7 Beaufort in the seas, increasing to 8 Beaufort in the evening hours, particularly in the southern Ionian Sea and southern Aegean region. This weather report emphasizes the need for preparedness in the face of changing conditions, particularly for those in the affected regions.