Back to newsSevere weather has hit Crete, causing widespread flooding and forcing the evacuation of tourists from affected areas in the Mylopotamos region. Multiple villages have been cut off due to the destructive storm. The sweeping bad weather has disrupted normal activities and posed safety risks to residents and visitors alike. Authorities have conducted emergency evacuations to ensure public safety. The flooding has blocked access to several communities, with local roads becoming impassable. This weather event underscores the importance of monitoring meteorological alerts when traveling to Crete, particularly during stormy seasons. Tourists are advised to stay informed about weather conditions and follow guidance from local authorities regarding travel and movement restrictions in affected areas of the island.
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Crete: Floods, Tourist Evacuations and Villages Cut Off in Mylopotamos - Severe Weather
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