Cyclades: Two waterspouts appear in the Aegean Sea

Two waterspouts were observed in the Aegean Sea on Sunday afternoon, September 27, 2026, in the waters between the Cyclades islands of Koufonisi and Keros. The phenomenon occurred during a period of intense weather activity in the region.

According to the National Observatory of Athens weather network, significant cumulative rainfall was recorded over the weekend of September 26-27 across parts of eastern and southern Greece, specifically in Euboea, East Central Greece, and Southeast Peloponnese. Forecasts for Monday indicate local rains in Crete and potentially parts of Eastern Thessaly, the Sporades, and Euboea, with gradual improvement expected later in the day.