The storm — named Bora in Greece, where the word means wind — will continue to plague parts of the area into midweek, with additional rain likely right on its heels.

Item 1 of 5 Cars are piled up following storm Bora in the area of Lalysos, on the island of Rhodes, Greece, December 1. REUTERS/Lefteris Damianidis ...

Torrential rains flooded homes, businesses and roads on the island of Rhodes, as Storm 'Bora' battered the country for a second consecutive day. The storm caused severe damage in the popular ...

FALIRAKI, Greece, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Homes, businesses and roads in the Greek tourist island of Rhodes were covered in mud and debris on Monday after Storm Bora battered the country over the weekend.

Storm Bora brought down trees in the city of Thessaloniki. On Lemnos, the rural road network linking the villages of Kontias with Thanos and Agios Dimitris has been completely destroyed.

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Storm Bora Floods Homes, Streets in Greek Island of Rhodes ATHENS (Reuters) - Torrential rains flooded homes, businesses and roads in the popular Greek tourist island of Rhodes on Sunday, forcing ...

The storm — named Bora in Greece, where the word means wind — will continue to plague parts of the area into midweek, with additional rain likely right on its heels.

Storm Bora brought down trees in the city of Thessaloniki. On Lemnos, the rural road network linking the villages of Kontias with Thanos and Agios Dimitris has been completely destroyed.

On Nov 30, a man died in flash floods, which hit another Greek island in the northern Aegean. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Cars are piled up following storm Bora in the area of Lalysos, on the island of Rhodes, Greece, Dec. 1, 2024.