Pyrgela/Argos: 46.0C
Lamia: 45.6C
Elefsina/AP: 45.2C
Nea Filadelfia/Athens: 45.0C
Trikala/NOA: 44.9C
Larisa/AP: 44.8C
Serres: 44.6C
Tanagra/NOA: 44.3C
Tympaki: 44.0C
Thessaloniki/AP: 44.0C (brand new year record)
Tatoi/AP: 43.6C
Volos/AP: 43.6C
Kilkis/NOA: 43.6C
Agrinio: 43.2C
Arta/NOA: 43.1C
Tanagra/AP: 43.0C
Pyrgos: 43.0C
Samos/AP: 43.0C
Amfikleia/NOA: 42.9C
Corfu/AP: 42.8C
Araxos/AP: 42.4C
Palaeochora/NOA: 42.4C
Chania/AP: 40.2C
Kalamata/AP: 39.2C
Skyros/AP: 39.0C
Irakleio/AP: 38.2C

Yet again, places far from the sea saw diurnal temperature ranges of
over 25 Centigrades, like in western Macedonia, while places close to
the shore were experiencing generally lower temperature maxima, except
for the ones in the lee side of high mountains.

Yuck.

Note to myself - never go to Greece in summer.

Going to get very hot in Haytor - 23C maybe this week I expect :-)

Will (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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"Daleko Gold" wrote in message
...
Pyrgela/Argos: 46.0C
Lamia: 45.6C
Elefsina/AP: 45.2C
Nea Filadelfia/Athens: 45.0C
Trikala/NOA: 44.9C
Larisa/AP: 44.8C
Serres: 44.6C
Tanagra/NOA: 44.3C
Tympaki: 44.0C
Thessaloniki/AP: 44.0C (brand new year record)
Tatoi/AP: 43.6C
Volos/AP: 43.6C
Kilkis/NOA: 43.6C
Agrinio: 43.2C
Arta/NOA: 43.1C
Tanagra/AP: 43.0C
Pyrgos: 43.0C
Samos/AP: 43.0C
Amfikleia/NOA: 42.9C
Corfu/AP: 42.8C
Araxos/AP: 42.4C
Palaeochora/NOA: 42.4C
Chania/AP: 40.2C
Kalamata/AP: 39.2C
Skyros/AP: 39.0C
Irakleio/AP: 38.2C

Yet again, places far from the sea saw diurnal temperature ranges of
over 25 Centigrades, like in western Macedonia, while places close to
the shore were experiencing generally lower temperature maxima, except
for the ones in the lee side of high mountains.

"Will Hand" wrote in message
...
Yuck.

Note to myself - never go to Greece in summer.

Going to get very hot in Haytor - 23C maybe this week I expect :-)

Hah, that's just tepid that is.
Joking aside, have a look at where some nutter mates of mine are right now:
http://mongolrally.theadventurists.c...x.php?mode=sms
It's all in a good cause and it just has to be the adventure of a lifetime,
but good God, they are truly mental.

JB

On Jul 30, 9:59 pm, "Daleko Gold" wrote:
Pyrgela/Argos: 46.0C
Lamia: 45.6C
Elefsina/AP: 45.2C
Nea Filadelfia/Athens: 45.0C
Trikala/NOA: 44.9C
Larisa/AP: 44.8C
Serres: 44.6C
Tanagra/NOA: 44.3C
Tympaki: 44.0C
Thessaloniki/AP: 44.0C (brand new year record)
Tatoi/AP: 43.6C
Volos/AP: 43.6C
Kilkis/NOA: 43.6C
Agrinio: 43.2C
Arta/NOA: 43.1C
Tanagra/AP: 43.0C
Pyrgos: 43.0C
Samos/AP: 43.0C
Amfikleia/NOA: 42.9C
Corfu/AP: 42.8C
Araxos/AP: 42.4C
Palaeochora/NOA: 42.4C
Chania/AP: 40.2C
Kalamata/AP: 39.2C
Skyros/AP: 39.0C
Irakleio/AP: 38.2C

Yet again, places far from the sea saw diurnal temperature ranges of
over 25 Centigrades, like in western Macedonia, while places close to
the shore were experiencing generally lower temperature maxima, except
for the ones in the lee side of high mountains.

This post is identical, except for the intro, to the one from
Yannis 3 hours earlier.

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey.

On Jul 31, 12:08?am, "JB" wrote:
"Will Hand" wrote in message

... Yuck.

Note to myself - never go to Greece in summer.

Going to get very hot in Haytor - 23C maybe this week I expect :-)

Hah, that's just tepid that is.
Joking aside, have a look at where some nutter mates of mine are right now:http://mongolrally.theadventurists.c...x.php?mode=sms
It's all in a good cause and it just has to be the adventure of a lifetime,
but good God, they are truly mental.

Perhaps to a degree but for the real McCoy, try going the other way,
on horseback, with no sat nav, motels or MacDonald's.

"Weatherlawyer" wrote in message
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On Jul 31, 12:08?am, "JB" wrote:
"Will Hand" wrote in message

... Yuck.

Note to myself - never go to Greece in summer.

Going to get very hot in Haytor - 23C maybe this week I expect :-)

Hah, that's just tepid that is.
Joking aside, have a look at where some nutter mates of mine are right
now:http://mongolrally.theadventurists.c...x.php?mode=sms
It's all in a good cause and it just has to be the adventure of a
lifetime,
but good God, they are truly mental.

Perhaps to a degree but for the real McCoy, try going the other way,
on horseback, with no sat nav, motels or MacDonald's.

To be fair on the participants, no satnav is permitted in the rally rules
and horses are probably more likely to survive the joureny than £300 old
bangers, but it is still a pretty mean undertaking in the temperatures that
part of the world is currently experiencing.

JB