A tornado that killed four construction workers in Antalya was followed by a broader storm threat, with 100 to 150 millimeters of rain forecast across parts of Greece and Turkey in the coming days.
The Guardian reported that a tornado during a thunderstorm in Antalya killed four construction workers on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
The Guardian reported that MetDesk’s outlook calls for 100 to 150 millimeters of rain in central Greece and western Turkey, with some local areas potentially receiving more. MetDesk attributed thunderstorm activity to a low-pressure system over the region.
MeteoAlarm listed yellow rain alerts for East Sterea & Evvoia and Thessalia. Available listings show both alerts were issued at 13:09 UTC on Oct. 29; they do not establish an end time.
Turkey’s General Directorate of Meteorology (MGM) forecasts rain across the Aegean and parts of the Mediterranean on Saturday, Oct. 31. For Sunday, Nov. 1, it expects locally heavy rain along the southern Aegean coast and in eastern Antalya.
