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Weather Forecast: Rain and storms on Monday.
(From Athens News Agency)
Rain and storms are expected throughout the country on Monday, with snowfall on high ground in northern Greece. The weather is expected to improve from the afternoon, initially in the west and then in the rest of the country. Winds east-southeasterly, strong to very strong in the north; ...
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