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Winds Die Down Over Cretan Sea After Port Authority Warning

Data from the meteorological stations of the National Observatory of Athens (marked with squares) and the Decentralized Administration of Crete (marked with circles) . From the menu on the left it is possible to select the parameter that appears, while there is still the possibility of an overview of the snow gauges (snow) as well as forecast fields for the beaches and major cities of Crete.

Yesterday, the Port Authority of Heraklion was put on storm alert in the wake of Northerly and Westerly winds and rain expected. The winds peaked at about 9 on the Beaufort scale. The outlook for Crete weather today, Sunday, September 10th, is much calmer but still with gusting winds.

The warning issued by the authority went out to owners of small ships and boats to take appropriate safe measures to moor their vessels. The Port Authority also told commercial fishing vessels to temporarily halt operations. Local lifeguards and emergency personnel were asked to be ready to render immediate assistance. 

Currently, Crete weather conditions have improved, with winds in over the western and eastern Cretan Sea are at between 5 and 6 Beauford. The relative humidity for today in Heraklion Prefecture will fluctuate from between 61 and 78 percent, with a high temperature of 26C. 

As you can see on the weather map from Meteo above, moderate temperatures across Heraklion Prefecture will be made less bearable by extremely high humidity, reaching 100% in places like Arkalochori. 

Categories: Crete
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