Floods in Crete, 22,000 Lightning Strikes in 24 Hours. Damaged Houses, Destroyed Agriculture
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The Greek Meteorological Service has announced that heavy rains are expected to continue for several more hours.
Power outages, destroyed houses and a dead one: the violent storms on the Greek islands of Crete and Rhodes leave clear traces.
In the last 24 hours, about 22,000 lightning strikes have been recorded on the island of Crete and in the southern Aegean Sea.
Around 22,000 lightning strikes were recorded on the island of Crete and in the southern Aegean in the previous 24 hours, the Greek meteorological service said on Sunday, as authorities assessed the damage after a period of heavy rain and thunderstorms.
The next few hours are critical in terms of the intensity of the phenomena, with the northern part of Crete remaining at the epicenter. The article Crete: Over 22,000 lightning strikes in 24 hours – When will the bad weather subside appeared first on Documento.
Very large-scale destruction is being recorded in several areas of Crete, following the passage of bad weather, which is…
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