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Severe storms battered Greece on Oct 14 bringing torrential rain, flash flooding, dangerous winds, and widespread travel disruption across Rhodes, Evia, Skiathos, and other parts of the country.
On Rhodes, more than 10 inches of rain fell in a single morning, turning roads into rivers, flooding buildings, and sweeping four cars into the sea at Stegna Beach.
One man, identified in later reports as a 62-year-old hotel worker, died after floodwaters carried him away.
Rhodes has declared a state of emergency as inspectors assess damaged buildings and infrastructure. On Evia, overflowing rivers prompted evacuations, while flooded roads isolated communities. Skiathos also reported significant damage, including at least 40 affected businesses, as authorities began assessing the impact across the islands.
In this video, we examine the deadly flooding on Rhodes, emergency evacuations across Evia, the damage reported on Skiathos, and the weather system that brought intense rainfall and powerful Aegean winds. We also look at the next storm forecast to reach eastern Greece and the islands on Friday, October 16.
SCREENSHOTS:[link to video below]
This first shot looks a lot like one from Texas that I will be posting soon…
Some images of Greece flooding look like SoCal last week
BELOW:
VIDEO: GREECE HIT by FLOODING — STATE OF EMERGENCY Declared (Latest Updates) Global Weather Oct 14, 2026 GWN videos do not play on blogs click here to watch on YT
Although the immediate storm is weakening, saturated ground and swollen rivers could leave vulnerable communities exposed to renewed flooding. Authorities are inspecting schools and public buildings before reopening, while residents and emergency crews prepare for another round of unsettled weather. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation.
CHAPTERS
00:20 - Rhodes Under Emergency as Another Storm Approaches
01:11 - Weather Warnings Ease but Schools Remain Closed
02:01 - More Than 10 Inches of Rain Fall on Rhodes
02:51 - Floodwaters Sweep Cars Into the Sea
03:42 - Victim Identified as a 62-Year-Old Hotel Worker
04:33 - How the Flood Turned Deadly at Stegna Beach
05:23 - Emergency Crews Search the Coastline
06:12 - Rhodes Declares a State of Emergency
07:01 - Island Faces Another Major Flooding Event
07:52 - Evacuations Ordered as Rivers Overflow on Evia
08:41 - Flooded Roads Isolate Northern Evia
09:32 - Skiathos Reports Damage to Dozens of Businesses
10:23 - Low Pressure System Drives Severe Greek Storms
11:12 - Hail and Flooding Hit Other Parts of Greece
12:03 - Another Storm Forecast for Friday
12:52 - Renewed Rain Threatens Already Flooded Areas
13:41 - Rhodes Schools Await Safety Inspections
14:30 - Greece Braces for Another Round of Rain
Heating Planet Blog, documenting weather events of late 2026, as they show everything climate scientists said about global warming since the 1970s is coming true, only faster. Burning fossil fuels is heating the planet.
A major October snowstorm is sweeping across the Western United States, bringing up to 24 inches of snow to high-elevation areas, dangerous road conditions, freezing temperatures, and travel disruptions. Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, and Colorado are facing significant winter weather impacts, with more snow and cold conditions expected across the West. Stay informed with the latest winter storm alerts, snowfall forecasts, and road safety updates.
VIDEO: Montana 2 maybe Major Snowstorm Sweeps the Western U.S. | Up to 24 Inches of Snow, Power Outages & Dangerous Roads, Oct 13, 2026
Severe Weather USA reporting from USA since May 20, 2025
Heating Planet Blog, documenting weather events of late 2026, as they show everything climate scientists said about global warming since the 1970s is coming true, only faster. Burning fossil fuels is heating the planet.
A major winter storm hit Montana Oct 11 with up to 30 inches of snow, strong wind gusts, dangerous road conditions, and power outages. Several mountain passes and highways became hazardous, as heavy wet snow and falling temperatures created challenging travel conditions. Prepare for possible disruptions and avoid unnecessary travel during dangerous conditions. VIDEO: Major Storm Hits Montana | Up to 30 Inches of Snow, Power Outage Risk & Dangerous Roads Severe Weather USA report Oct 11 2026
[I have nine videos in queue about international extreme weather events, all caused by global warming/ climate change; instead of figuring out which one's more important, I'm just going to do them in the order they came up; it may take a few days and then there will be more in the queue and then there will be more and more…]
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From transcript: 1:15 Wet snow is significantly heavier. And in October, the trees still carry their full leaf coverage, giving that snow a massive surface area to load onto. The result is more branches snapping under the load, more power lines coming down, and more widespread outages than a typical January storm would produce. The National Weather Service in Great Falls stated it plainly. The main risk here is wet snow weighing down power lines and trees leading to outages.
The snow is wet because it's full of water vapor from melted glaciers and polar ice caps; the warming is global. Today we are starting to live with the consequences. -keblogger
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SCREENSHOTS: It started at Glacier National Park
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Heating Planet Blog, documenting weather events of late 2026, as they show everything climate scientists said about global warming since the 1970s is coming true, only faster. Burning fossil fuels is heating the planet.