Weather alerts have been put in place across Greece as Storm Agneta brings heavy rainfall and flooding.
The Greek Government weather agency EMY has issued its second-highest warning today (3 November) in popular tourist destinations including the Dodecanese, the Ionian Islands and western and southern Peloponnese.
Rhodes was among the worst-hit areas yesterday, where at least 60 vehicles were swept away and dozens of homes and businesses were flooded, according to local reports.
Flights at Rhodes Airport are so far unaffected.
With more bad weather forecast, the Independent Civil Protection Office of the Municipality of Rhodes has advised residents to limit travel to what is strictly necessary today.
Rhodes Mayor Alexandros Koliadis also confirmed all schools will be shut.
Pictured: Rhodes Town in 2015.
