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The three-day bad weather will hit several areas of the country starting tomorrow, with meteorologist Giannis Kallianos warning in.gr that the phenomenon originating in Africa will hit from the west and will be very intense.
Initially, by posting “Ianos” on social media due to bad weather, which is expected to affect our country starting tomorrow, Thursday 9/17, the meteorologist pointed out that Attica will be greatly affected by bad weather.
On the map he lists the areas “that will be affected by the bad weather of three days (from Thursday afternoon in the Ionian Sea to Sunday in the southeast Aegean) that is at the gates.”
According to his forecast, “Attica will be at the center of storms from early Friday morning until at intervals and the hours before noon on Saturday.”
Special care is needed, because there is a serious possibility of local hail, he warns, and emphasizes that, beyond Attica, the Ionian, the Peloponnese, the rest of Sterea, Evia, the Cyclades and towards their end they will be affected by very powerful. bad weather (Sunday) Crete and the Dodecanese.
The meteorologist calls attention “to the strong winds that will cause problems in the western and ionic coastal areas of the continent.”
Flood warnings in Attica too
Speaking to in.gr, the meteorologist also warned of floods, mainly in the southern Ionian, central Greece and the Peloponnese, while affirming that there is a serious possibility of flooding in Attica. 
Regarding the news that our country will be hit by a Mediterranean cyclone, Kallianos said it is too early to know for sure.
“If the bad weather will turn into a Mediterranean cyclone, we will find out tomorrow morning,” said the meteorologist.
Finally, Mr. Kallianos pointed out that the bad weather “Ianos” comes from Africa, whereas we have seen such bad weather in the past.
However, this time the phenomenon is expected to be of great and unprecedented intensity.
Meteo: the 4 scenarios of the Mediterranean cyclone
It should be noted that the Meteo of the National Observatory of Athens published an announcement about the Mediterranean cyclone:
• Due to the uncertainty of the transitional seasons, and due to the current location of the atmospheric disturbance (located over the sea), the path that it will follow is not yet clear. The following map presents the 4 most prevalent scenarios in terms of the trajectory that the center of the barometric low will follow until 3:00 a.m. on Saturday 09/19:
It is not yet clear if IANOS will acquire tropical characteristics and meet the conditions to be classified as a Mediterranean Cyclone (barometric minimums known internationally as medicanes from the union of the words Mediterranean and hurricanes), something that cannot be ruled out.
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