Heavy snowfall from 'Medea' blankets Greek capital
Residents of Zografou, a suburb in Athens, woke up to a heavy blanket of snow on Tuesday morning (February 16) as the rare cold front “Medea” swept through Greece.
Residents of Zografou, a suburb in Athens, woke up to a heavy blanket of snow on Tuesday morning (February 16) as the rare cold front “Medea” swept through Greece.
Residents of Athens woke up to a heavy blanket of snow on Tuesday morning (February 16), According to Reuters, the snowfall, the heaviest to hit Greece in 12 years, triggered power outages and caused
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