"Yannis" wrote in message
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Here are some data for Terpsithea, Glyfada, in SE Athens (37.894N, 23.768E,
148 m amsl) for July 2003. Average temperature comparisons are to the
1994-2002 data, while precipitation comparisons are to the estimated
1961-1990 values for this site.

A) Air Temperature

Abs. min. temperatu +20.6C (10) | max min: +26.8C (19)
Abs. max. temperatu +38.9C (4&5) | min max: +30.3C (8)
Average diurnal range: 10.7C
Avg. min. temperatu +23.4C (-0.1)
Avg. max. temperatu +34.1C (+0.5)
Avg. temperatu +28.7C (+0.2)

No air or ground frost days.

B) Air relative humidity

Average value: 39.7%

C) Precipitation

No rain day ( 0.1 mm)
Monthly precipitation: 0.0 mm (0.0%)
De Martone index: 0
Thunderstorm days: 0
Hail days: 0

D) Peak wind gust

52.9 kph (NE, July 25)

E) Sunshine

334.62 h (E. Athens, Zografou)
376.9 h (S. Athens, Elliniko)

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Comments
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This July has been normal, without any extremely high or low temperature
readings for this time of the year. Absolutely no rain was recorded, as has
been the case during 42% of all Julies during the last 34 years in Athens.

The high anomallies in sea surface temperatures have not moved from the
west to the east of the Mediterranean. France is getting the high
temperatures
but Greece seems to have escaped them so far. It will be interesting to
see what happens in August.

Cheers, Alastair.