Rally Greece: the latest weather report ahead of WRC event
23rd June 2025The Acropolis Rally Greece is the next stop for the World Rally Championship this weekend, so what is the weather forecast for the event?
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Rally Greece marks the seventh round in the WRC calendar, keeping it in Europe for the second consecutive event, before heading to Estonia and Finland later on in the year.
Thursday kicks off the action with the shakedown, ceremonial start and opening stage of the event, a 1.5km super special stage. After an overnight stop, the sport will head into the meat of the action.
It is expected to be a dry and sunny event as the teams and crews tackle the tough Greek terrain. Temperatures are expected to soar into the 30s, with highs of 37° on Friday forecasted.
According to the Met Office, what is the weather expected to be like?
Thursday
- Sunny
- Temperatures ranging from 30° to 36°
- Chance of rain: less than 5%
- UV index: very high
Friday
- Sunny with clouds
- Temperatures ranging from 23° to 26° across the day, highs of 37°
- Chance of rain: less than 5%
- UV index: very high
Saturday
- Sunny with intervals of cloud
- Temperatures will range from 23° to 34°, with highs of 35°
- Chance of rain: less than 5%, increasing to 10% midday.
- UV index: very high
Sunday
- Sunny with clouds
- Temperatures ranging from 22° to 35°
- Chance of rain: starts at less than 5% but increases up to 10%
- UV index: very high
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