Tropical Low Forms in Mediterranean
The latest data and satellite imagery analyses indicate the presence of a deep low-pressure system over the central Mediterranean Sea, situated between Libya, Malta, southern Italy, and Greece. This system is accompanied by thunderstorms, heavy and varied rainfall, strong winds, and rough sea conditions. The atmospheric system exhibits subtropical characteristics, with dense cumulonimbus clouds forming around its center. There is a possibility it could develop into a tropical cyclone, although this is not confirmed at present and requires further organization of the system's structure. It is expected that this low will continue moving eastward, affecting Greece and northern Libya with heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and high waves—particularly in the Peloponnese region, western Crete, and the Ionian Islands. Its influence is anticipated to persist until Wednesday, impacting eastern Crete and the southern Aegean Sea.
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