Crete faced severe flooding, resulting in severe weather impacts. Multiple landslides, power outages, and school closures occurred. The Mylopotamos bridge collapsed, injuring two people. Emergency alerts were issued in Rethymno, Heraklion, and Ag. Nikolaos. Zoniana also saw significant flooding. Various sources confirmed the widespread impact of the severe weather.
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