This paper delves into the aftermath of Storm Daniel on bridge infrastructure within Greece’s Magnesia region, scrutinizing the root causes of catastrophic collapses while providing an overview of advancements in protective measures. Amidst the destructive passage of Storm Daniel, the vulnerability of infrastructure, notably bridges, to extreme weather became glaringly apparent. Emphasizing the imperative for resilience measures and proactive infrastructure management, the study underscores the necessity of safeguarding transportation networks against the escalating threats posed by climate change. Specifically, the paper investigates the role of Structural Health Monitoring and Non-Destructive Evaluation techniques in fortifying bridge resilience against future extreme weather events.