Greece is battling severe flooding as Storm Agneta brings torrential rain, thunderstorms and dangerous flash floods across multiple regions on November 1 and 2, 2026.The Greek islands of Rhodes, Samos and Kalymnos, along with the mainland city of Volos, have reported serious flooding, overflowing streams, damaged infrastructure and emergency rescue operations.On Rhodes, an emergency 112 alert was sent to residents and visitors in the early hours of November 2 as floodwaters rose in the Archangelos area. Schools in Archangelos and Afantou were closed as a precaution.On Samos, an overflowing stream in Ireon inundated buildings and basements. Nine fire-service vehicles and 20 firefighters were deployed for pumping and emergency operations. Authorities also received 28 calls for assistance on the island.In Volos, intense rainfall caused flash flooding in Nea Anchialos and surrounding communities. Firefighters received 12 calls, including seven water-pumping operations.Kalymnos, Limnos, Kimolos and Thasos also reported flooding, muddy torrents, landslide damage and disruption to roads.Greece's weather authorities have warned of further heavy rain and thunderstorms through November 3, with additional regions facing severe weather.Watch the latest footage and developments from Greece's Storm Agneta flooding.
