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GREECE HIT by FLOODING — STATE OF EMERGENCY Declared (Latest Updates)

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Published Oct 14, 2026, 8:48 PM · 7h ago

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Severe storms battered Greece on October 14, 2026, 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. 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 SOURCES ERT News Kathimerini To Vima Proto Thema Greek Reporter SigmaLive The National Herald Keep Talking Greece AOL #GreeceFloods #Rhodes #RhodesFlooding #GreeceStorm #FlashFlooding #Evia #Skiathos #StegnaBeach #SevereWeather #FloodDamage #EmergencyDeclaration #AegeanSea #October2026 #GlobalWeather
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