A high risk of wildfires (Category 3) is forecast for today, Sunday, according to the General Secretariat for Civil Protection's Fire Risk Prediction Map, with most of the country under a 'yellow' alert.

According to the Fire Risk Prediction Map issued by the General Secretariat for Civil Protection, a very high fire risk (category 4) is predicted for Tuesday, August 11th, 2026, in Greece.

The General Secretariat for Civil Protection in Greece has issued new warnings to citizens, urging caution due to high temperatures and concerns about impending severe weather phenomena.

A high risk of wildfires (category 3) is predicted for Monday, July 20, in several areas of Greece, including Attica and Evia, prompting a yellow warning from the General Secretariat for Civil Protection.

Greece's General Secretariat for Civil Protection has issued a fire risk prediction map, placing Attica, Crete, and Central Greece under a category 2 (medium risk) warning for Wednesday, June 10.

Over 30 areas across Greece are under a high-risk warning for wildfires today, August 20, according to the General Secretariat for Civil Protection's Fire Risk Prediction Map.

The Attica region of Greece will remain on orange alert (risk category 4) for fire danger on Monday, August 3rd, according to the Fire Risk Prediction Map issued by the General Secretariat for Civil Protection.

Greece has experienced 39 wildfires in the last 24 hours, with a high risk (Category 3) of new fires predicted for 21 regional units on Tuesday. The General Secretariat for Civil Protection urges citizens to exercise extreme caution.

The General Secretariat for Civil Protection in Greece has issued a high fire risk warning for Tuesday, June 30, with several areas placed on 'yellow alert'.

A large part of Greece remains on 'Red Code' alert for fire risk for Sunday, August 16. According to the General Secretariat for Civil Protection, four specific areas face the highest risk of wildfires.

The Copernicus/Emergency Management Service – Mapping has been activated by the General Secretariat for Civil Protection for a fire that broke out on July 29 in the Municipality of Agios Vasileios, Rethymno, Greece.

A high risk of wildfires (Category 3) is predicted for several regions across Greece today, including Attica, which has been placed on yellow alert according to the daily Fire Risk Prediction Map issued by the General Secretariat for Civil Protection.

A high risk (Category 3) of fire is predicted for Saturday, June 20, according to the Fire Risk Prediction Map from the General Secretariat for Civil Protection. Attica, Boeotia, and parts of Evia are identified as areas facing this elevated threat.