Flash floods in Rhodes. Water swept away cars and destroyed buildings

Flash floods on the Greek island of Rhodes caused significant damage, sweeping away cars and flooding buildings. Local authorities closed schools due to the severe weather alerts. Reports indicate that at least 60 vehicles were carried away, particularly in Archangelos, where streets turned into torrents. Emergency services are working to clear debris and restore road access. Similar incidents occurred on Kalymnos and in central Greece near Volos, where heavy rains led to street flooding and damage to infrastructure. Weather forecasts suggest calmer conditions will return after Tuesday.